THE COMMON HERITAGE OF MANKIND, RACE, NATION, AND MASCULINITY IN THE KING-TUT EXHIBIT

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[2] ANDERSON J, 1983, FIASCO

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[6] Bourdieu P, 2004, La distinction

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[1] ALPERNS S, 1992, BOSTONIA SUM, P26

[2] ANDERSON J, 1983, FIASCO

[3] [Anonymous], 1988, IRAN US COLD WAR CAS

[4] Appiah KwameAnthony., 1992, MY FATHERS HOUSE

[5] Bernal Martin., 1987, Black Athena: The Afroasiatic Roots of Classical Civilization

[6] Bourdieu P, 2004, La distinction

[7] CARTER H, 1923, TOMB TUT ANK AMEN

[8] CLEGG LH, 1977, SEPIA NOV, P39

[9] Clifford J., 1988, PREDICAMENT CULTURE

[10] Coombes A.E. S., 1994, Reinventing Africa: museums, material culture and popular imagination in Late Victorian and Edwardian England