Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 9Department of Archaeology, 1990 - Archaeology |
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... given environment ( on the problem of defining the tool , see Ingold 1986a ) . But you do not necessarily have to use a tool to implement a technique . As Mauss recognised in his celebrated paper on techniques of the body , it is a ...
... given environment ( on the problem of defining the tool , see Ingold 1986a ) . But you do not necessarily have to use a tool to implement a technique . As Mauss recognised in his celebrated paper on techniques of the body , it is a ...
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... given . In the first case , let us consider those relatively frequent Neolithic and Chalcolithic contexts where two ... Given an appropriate material ( fine siliceous rock , obsidian ) , and given a desire 123.
... given . In the first case , let us consider those relatively frequent Neolithic and Chalcolithic contexts where two ... Given an appropriate material ( fine siliceous rock , obsidian ) , and given a desire 123.
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... given material which would encourage the progressive acquisition of more advanced skills . While the cores given to them were productive , they still had no access to the larger cores : these were reserved for the best technicians . One ...
... given material which would encourage the progressive acquisition of more advanced skills . While the cores given to them were productive , they still had no access to the larger cores : these were reserved for the best technicians . One ...
Contents
TECHNOLOGY IN THE HUMANITIES | 3 |
Nathan Schlanger | 18 |
Pierre Lemonnier | 27 |
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