Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 9Department of Archaeology, 1990 - Archaeology |
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... types of exchange , or types of social formation ( for example , Tor- rence 1987 ) , our attention necessarily shifts from the source itself , to its broader context . At the most basic of levels , it might be argued that much of the ...
... types of exchange , or types of social formation ( for example , Tor- rence 1987 ) , our attention necessarily shifts from the source itself , to its broader context . At the most basic of levels , it might be argued that much of the ...
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... types ( i.e. imposed by the maker having in mind different types ) . Toth studied the assemblages from East Turkana and came to the conclusion that al- though there were standard patterns of procedure , these were generally patterns of ...
... types ( i.e. imposed by the maker having in mind different types ) . Toth studied the assemblages from East Turkana and came to the conclusion that al- though there were standard patterns of procedure , these were generally patterns of ...
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... types of blanks and types of tools , subsequent modifications of these tools ( resharpening , transformations , discard patterns ) and so forth ( Tixier et al . 1980 , Cahen et al . 1980 , Pelegrin et al . 1988 ) It is only following ...
... types of blanks and types of tools , subsequent modifications of these tools ( resharpening , transformations , discard patterns ) and so forth ( Tixier et al . 1980 , Cahen et al . 1980 , Pelegrin et al . 1988 ) It is only following ...
Contents
TECHNOLOGY IN THE HUMANITIES | 3 |
Nathan Schlanger | 18 |
Pierre Lemonnier | 27 |
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