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Jan 21

Guide – Critical Thinking: Lack of Evidence Does Not Mean Evidence of Lack

By George in Archaeology, Critical Thinking, Free Thinking, Reports

In archaeology, the phrase “lack of evidence does not mean evidence of lack” is an important reminder that the absence of proof does not necessarily prove something does not exist or did not happen.

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Guide – Critical Thinking: Lack of Evidence Does Not Mean Evidence of Lack

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