Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 9Department of Archaeology, 1990 - Archaeology |
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Page 42
... limits are furnished by the minimum effect required and the maximum effect possible would be a characteristic of the tool . For instance , if an effective blow of 12 kg / cm2 was needed to forge a tool , a hammer which could deliver ...
... limits are furnished by the minimum effect required and the maximum effect possible would be a characteristic of the tool . For instance , if an effective blow of 12 kg / cm2 was needed to forge a tool , a hammer which could deliver ...
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... limits of variability in the data , not only in terms of extractive techniques , but also the spatial organisation of working , and the structure of the chaîne opératoire at different loca- Styhead ( Tarn ( Broad Crag Scafell Pike ...
... limits of variability in the data , not only in terms of extractive techniques , but also the spatial organisation of working , and the structure of the chaîne opératoire at different loca- Styhead ( Tarn ( Broad Crag Scafell Pike ...
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... limits the amount of practicable know - how . Besides , the more advanced is the competence , the more lengthy , gradual and also practice - dependent is the acquisition of its required perceptual - motor capacities . In consequence it ...
... limits the amount of practicable know - how . Besides , the more advanced is the competence , the more lengthy , gradual and also practice - dependent is the acquisition of its required perceptual - motor capacities . In consequence it ...
Contents
TECHNOLOGY IN THE HUMANITIES | 3 |
Nathan Schlanger | 18 |
Pierre Lemonnier | 27 |
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