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Looking at liminality over the Longue Durée: an exploration of the archaeology of borderlands through the case study of the Anglo-Welsh border
Borders are an intrinsic component of human societies around the world. Since the earliest hunter-gatherers began to encounter groups other than their own we have been creating and modifying the mechanisms through which we live alongside the ‘other’. Today, despite the nature of our ultra-connected,
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