why is studying archeology so much expensive
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Weaving findings from historical analysis of texts with scientific analysis of skeleton and site they have made an overwhelming case.
As historian I spend lot of time trying to listen the dead.
Ingenious work has recovered significant part of our heritage and will have direct economic benefits.
Findings go some way in resolving question of how story of Richard's crooked back was exaggerated for political purposes.
Real academic significance for finding is its demonstration of power of archaeological techniques.
Taking natural and social sciences archaeology offers an exceptionally powerful way of understanding many inscrutable aspects of our past thinking and interpreting Stonehenge and what achieved by this kind of analysis.
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