Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 9Department of Archaeology, 1990 - Archaeology |
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On the basis of the memory employed , three levels of operational behaviour can be distinguished : ' automatic ' , ' mechanical ' , and ' lucid ' . The first , and most profound , refers to the biological and genetic nature of humanity ...
On the basis of the memory employed , three levels of operational behaviour can be distinguished : ' automatic ' , ' mechanical ' , and ' lucid ' . The first , and most profound , refers to the biological and genetic nature of humanity ...
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OPERATIONAL SEQUENCE : 1 THE BASIC MODEL Example Flint Vallonel 600.000 yrs b.p. mutual constraint strikes edge of nucleus removing a Nake transmission and control of n . end . property property property OPERATIONAL SEQUENCE ( WORK ...
OPERATIONAL SEQUENCE : 1 THE BASIC MODEL Example Flint Vallonel 600.000 yrs b.p. mutual constraint strikes edge of nucleus removing a Nake transmission and control of n . end . property property property OPERATIONAL SEQUENCE ( WORK ...
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It seems evident that from fairly early times some operational chains based on different technologies were interlinked : i.e. stone and wood , and stone and bone , demonstrated by microwear studies , and butchery marks on bone .
It seems evident that from fairly early times some operational chains based on different technologies were interlinked : i.e. stone and wood , and stone and bone , demonstrated by microwear studies , and butchery marks on bone .
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Nathan Schlanger and Anthony Sinclair | 3 |
Nathan Schlanger | 18 |
Robert Cresswell | 39 |
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