Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 9Department of Archaeology, 1990 - Archaeology |
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1 This prompts me to consider two principal questions : how far does technology relate to culture - in the present and in the early past ? And how much does technology provides an index to any other aspect of human behaviour ?
1 This prompts me to consider two principal questions : how far does technology relate to culture - in the present and in the early past ? And how much does technology provides an index to any other aspect of human behaviour ?
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Equally , the appearance of modern Homo sapiens sapiens , held to be so crucial , shows little evidence of going hand in hand with new technology , other perhaps than the early African microliths . These may or may not indicate bow and ...
Equally , the appearance of modern Homo sapiens sapiens , held to be so crucial , shows little evidence of going hand in hand with new technology , other perhaps than the early African microliths . These may or may not indicate bow and ...
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The Oldowan re - assessed : a close look at early stone artefacts . Journal of Archaeological Science . 12 101-120 . Toth , N. & Schick , K. forthcoming . Early stone technologies and lingiustic / cognitive inferences .
The Oldowan re - assessed : a close look at early stone artefacts . Journal of Archaeological Science . 12 101-120 . Toth , N. & Schick , K. forthcoming . Early stone technologies and lingiustic / cognitive inferences .
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Nathan Schlanger and Anthony Sinclair | 3 |
Nathan Schlanger | 18 |
Robert Cresswell | 39 |
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