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I reformated a lot of your cites for the article and fixed the bare urls with titles, authots, etc., also added a few wikilinks. I also went through the rest of wikipedia and wikilinked his name back to this article, the Encyclopedia of Prehistory is pretty widely cited on here as it turns out. Cheers, Heiro19:50, 31 March 2012 (UTC)[reply]
One thing I noticed, "dual processual theory" doesn't seem to have an article, but you mention it in Peregrines article and you seem to know something about it. Processual archaeology and Post-processual archaeology have articles, have you considered starting one on this subject? I could show you how to set up a temporary working page so you could work on it without taking the article live immediately, get all of your citations in order and avoid some of the tagging, etc. you experienced with the Peter Peregrine article. Just drop me a line here or at my talkpage ( User talk:Heironymous Rowe ) if you are interested. Cheers, Heiro20:04, 31 March 2012 (UTC)[reply]
Hey, it's me, Peter. Quit messing with my entries! I noticed you've been doing a bunch of work. Is anyone else doing anything? I saw Gary edited his entry, but I haven't seen anything else. I did Mel Ember yesterday and I'm gonna do Carol this week. I have to ask Farger to add something to Rich's entry on the collective action stuff. I should have my part of his done this week. Who else should we add? Peregrip (talk) 17:02, 2 April 2012 (UTC)[reply]
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