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There is nothing to suggest that the dynamics of power intervene during the process of innovation in non - industrial societies to the same manner and extent that they do in our own society , characterised as it is by specialised ...
There is nothing to suggest that the dynamics of power intervene during the process of innovation in non - industrial societies to the same manner and extent that they do in our own society , characterised as it is by specialised ...
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There appears to be no suggestion that chimpanzees do this in the case of termite fishing , and it is much more economical to suggest that the routine is learned and stored ( a " procedural template " according to Gowlett 1984 , but if ...
There appears to be no suggestion that chimpanzees do this in the case of termite fishing , and it is much more economical to suggest that the routine is learned and stored ( a " procedural template " according to Gowlett 1984 , but if ...
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At a more intentional level , we may ask why most retouched tools from any period are shaped to some form of conic section , ranging from the circular to the leaf shaped . I would suggest that such shapes are not the product of an ...
At a more intentional level , we may ask why most retouched tools from any period are shaped to some form of conic section , ranging from the circular to the leaf shaped . I would suggest that such shapes are not the product of an ...
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Nathan Schlanger and Anthony Sinclair | 3 |
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Robert Cresswell | 39 |
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