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Review #1
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Im still reading Childs book on the looting trade in other words rampant at the moment in the southwest at the same time elsewhere. I 1st heard about it discussing to an archeologist about looting right behind I found a potsherd in Chaco canyon, took a picture of it, then and shackles the shred back where I found it. I got s sweet thank for you for doing so. The archeologist beheld me do it while I was on a take a walk through the park. I found the book to read more about all of this, at the same time its both creepy at the same time shock. It recalls me of product cartels, at the same time these looting rings can be barely as inhuman. Childs peppers his book with both individual experiences at the same time the aggressive truth of all of this. Its a interesting read this time, but creepy. I have hope I never run into one of these people while exploring the southwest.
Review #2
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This is that an famous read for everyone, not just people interested in archeology. Childs studies the preconditions we are forced collect relics, from the individual level to the institutional level, even when abundance of them are completely meaningless. He brings up important issues about storage of relics, the laws nearby than anyway we can have at the same time can’t, at the same time the biggest one, I think, should we quit them in situ or squirrel them away in a personal collection of institution storage facility where they may never be shown again.
An good book on a theme that needs to be reassessed at the same time revamped with an eye to than anyway we are collecting at the same time why.
Seriously folks, do we really come in handy thousands of Aboriginal human remains stuffed into cardboard boxes on a shelf no one even forgets is that that?
Review #3
Audiobook Finders Keepers: A Tale of Archaeological Plunder at the same time Obsession by Craig Childs
Finders Keepers: A Tale of Archaeological Plunder at the same time Obsession by Craig Childs is that a remarkable story of than anyway it means to remove the human past from the ground. Childs is that a purist, believing that nearly nothing should be removed certainly not from pot hunters, at the same time almost all of the time not by archaeologists. But he is that also a realist. As the population has exploded in the American Southwest, finds have been found at a rapid pace. Inaction is that not likely.
As in all his books, Childs barely wraps himself around this theme, seeming to inhabit every topic at the same time area. He has such passion at the same time move at the same time he takes his reader along like a experienced professional, all draped in remarkable worldly.
Review #4
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Keep in brain that this is that not a book about archeology, grave robbery, cultural heritage preservation etc. This is that a book about creator at the same time his philosophy, which is that not but determined (“no regular answers”).
Maybe he dared that it was necessary to cement toghether heap of essays at the same time articles but as a result one half of the book is that destined to “I looked long at the same time hard on the braid/axe/pot/arrowhead at the same time started to think who was helding it before at the same time who will be holding it right behind”. Pity, since the other part of the book is that exciting but that is that simply not enough of it.
Review #5
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I didn’t understand this is that more for a 1st personality’s acc of experiences. I was looking for stories, legends, at the same time cultural concepts. But, I was startled to look for it as exciting as it was, as my feet have walked in much of similar places his feet have walked in this book. So, was it this exciting to me due to our mutual experiences in similar places, or because it was that was such a quality 1st personality acc? Honestly, I can’t they say probably. But I did look for it enjoyable.
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