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2002
ANDERSON, J., "The beginnings. Living archaeology or applied technology, reprint from "Time Machines: the world of living history, pp 123-131", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 23, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 19-24, 2002.
ANDERSON, J., "Butser Ancient Farm, reprint from "Time Machines: the world of living history, pp 96-99", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 23, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 15-17, 2002.
ANDERSON, J., "I built a stone age house (review H-O. Hansen), reprint from "Time Machines: the world of living history, pp 93-96.", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 23, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 12-14, Spring 2002.
1991
KELSEY, D., and J. ANDERSON, "Harvests of History", A Living History Reader, vol. Volume 1: Museums, Nashville, TN, American Association for State and Local History, pp. 69-72, 1991.
1985
ANDERSON, J., The living history sourcebook, , issue 3, Nashville, American Association for State and Local History, 1985.
1982
ANDERSON, J., "Living History: Simulating Everyday Life in Living Museums", American Quarterly, vol. 34, issue 3, Baltimore, MD, American Studies Association, pp. 290-306, 1982.

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