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On 16/05/2012 17:30, Paul J Gans wrote:

> As it is now each seems to be unaware of the other.  And, like other
> scientists, archaeologists write in a jargon that makes their work
> difficult for the non-specialist to understand.

Since when have archaeologists been scientists? Some scientists (e.g. 
dendrochronologists, geophysicists) contribute to archaeological 
discovery and archaeologists use their knowledge, but archaeology itself 
is a branch of history.