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'Hello Mariela' By Sir Mortimer Wheeler
Hello Mariela,
Sir Mortimer Wheeler reconstructed the battle that took place so long ago at the Maiden Castle, and the battle was reconstructed with so much detail, one of the best achievements of an archaeologist, I think. The book mentions that Wheeler accomplished this with different techniques of archaeological analyses and with basic information from early Roman writings. Archaeology certainly is one of the most interesting subfields of Anthropology, in my opinion.

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