Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 9Department of Archaeology, 1990 - Archaeology |
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But at a more basic level , they raise a similar range of questions concerning the scale and scope of analyses to those ... Further problems have been encountered in those studies which have concentrated upon the analysis of surface ...
But at a more basic level , they raise a similar range of questions concerning the scale and scope of analyses to those ... Further problems have been encountered in those studies which have concentrated upon the analysis of surface ...
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Analysing technology and culture In an analysis of technology and culture it seems to me that it is quite essential both to separate out - as far as we can - the ' natural components of the system , and to examine the formal language ...
Analysing technology and culture In an analysis of technology and culture it seems to me that it is quite essential both to separate out - as far as we can - the ' natural components of the system , and to examine the formal language ...
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Perlès presents her study as four ascending levels of analysis . As one goes from level to level the discussion becomes increasingly theoretical . In Perlès ' words the prehistorian's vision beccomes increasingly dominant over the ...
Perlès presents her study as four ascending levels of analysis . As one goes from level to level the discussion becomes increasingly theoretical . In Perlès ' words the prehistorian's vision beccomes increasingly dominant over the ...
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Nathan Schlanger and Anthony Sinclair | 3 |
Nathan Schlanger | 18 |
Robert Cresswell | 39 |
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