Landscape, the Visual: A Review of Michael Armand Canilao’s Remote Sensing the Margins of the Gold Trade: Ethnohistorical archaeology and GIS analysis of five gold trade networks in Luzon, Philippines, in the last millennium BP (Oxford, UK: BAR Publishing, 2020)
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A Review of Michael Armand Canilao’s Remote Sensing the Margins of the Gold Trade: Ethnohistorical archaeology and GIS analysis of five gold trade networks in Luzon, Philippines, in the last millennium BP, (Oxford, UK: BAR Publishing, 2020).

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