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RICHARD, N. 1999, Gabriel de Mortillet. V: MURRAY, T. (ur.) Encyclope-
dia of Archaeology. The Great Archaeologists. Vol. I. ABC–CLIO Santa
Barbara, str. 93–107.
RICHARD, N. 2002, Archaeological arguments in national debates in late
19th–century France: Gabriel de Mortillet's La Formation de la nation
française. Antiquity 76, str. 177–184.
RICHARDS, R. J. 1989, Darwin and the Emergence of Evolutionary Theories
of Mind and Behavior. University of Chicago Press: Chicago.
RITVO, H. 1998, The Platypus and the Mermaid and Other Figments of the
Classifying Imaginations. Harvard University Press, Cambridge, Massa-
chusetts.
ROBE, S. L. 1972, Wild Men and Spain's Brave New World. V: DUDLEY,
E., NOVAK, M. E. (ur.) The Wild Man Within. An Image in Western
Thought from the Renaissance to Romanticism. University of Pittsburgh
Press, Pittsburgh, str. 39–53.
ROMER, J. 2000, Great Excavations. Cassell & Co., London.
RÖSENER, W. 1994, The Peasantry of Europe. Blackwell, Oxford.
ROWLEY–CONWY, P. 2007, From Genesis to Prehistory. The Archaeologi-
cal Three Age System and Its Contested Reception in Denmark, Britain
and Ireland. Oxford University Press, Oxpord.
RUDWICK, M. 1989, Encounters with Adam, or at least the hyaenas: Nine-
teenth–century visual representations of the deep past. V: MOORE, J.
L. (ur.) History, Humanity and Evolution. Cambridge University Press,
Cambridge, str. 231–251.
RUDWICK, M. J. S. 1992, Scenes From Deep Time. Early Pictoral Represen-
tations of the Prehistoric World. The University of Chicago Press, Chi-
cago.
RUSE, M. 1999, Mystery of Mysteries. Is Evolution a Social Construction? Har-
vard University Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
SCHMITZ, R. W., THISSEN, J. 2000, Neandertal. Die Geschichte geht we-
iter. Spektrum Akademischer Verlag, Heidelberg.
SCHNAPP, A. 1993, La conquête du passeé: aux origines de l‘archéologie. Car-
ré, Paris.
SCHNAPP, A. 2002, Between antiquarians and archaeologists – continuiti-
es and ruptures. Antiquity 76, str. 134–140.
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