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Archaeology and geostatistics

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Geostatistics is used in many different disciplines to characterise spatial variation and for spatial prediction, spatial simulation and sampling design. Archaeology is an inherently spatial discipline and the models and tools provided by geostatistics sh

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Skeptical parasitism and the continuity argument

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Recent literature on skepticism has raised a nearly univocal voice in condemning skeptical argumentation on the grounds that such argumentation necessarily involves our adopting some nonordinary or unnatural perspective, which skeptics think they do; we w

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Responses to the spiritual needs of older people

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Background. The literature suggests that the notion of holistic health has gained popularity in the nursing of older persons. Holistic care, based on the premises that there is a balance between body, mind and spirit, is important for well-being, that eac

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Generations and value orientations

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The first part of this article deals with the uses of the concept of generation in the historical and social sciences. Following Mannheim's approach, generations are conceived as produced by the differential impact of socio-cultural change on different a

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HM ship Roebuck (1690-1701):: Global maritime heritage?

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William Dampier, his literature, and the associated archaeological remains, notably HM ship Roebuck, are of undoubted global significance. While there are acknowledged legal rights to the remains in respect of the Crown, and of Ascension Island where Roeb

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Intrinsically mixed states: an appreciation

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An intrinsically mixed state is a mixed state of a system that is (in a sense to be elaborated) 'orthogonal' to every pure state of that system, Although the presence of such states in the quantum theories of infinite systems is well known to those who

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Do split brains listen to prozac?

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Cognitive science challenges our understandings of self and freedom. In this article, adapted from a chapter in Minding God: Theology and the Cognitive Sciences (Peterson 2003), I review some of the scientific literature with regard to issues of self and