Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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Page 59
... Palaeolithic painted caves , cannot begin to bear the numbers ; and for most of these , not just for Lascaux , a presenta- tion to the non - specialist public through the medium of an entirely artificial replica must be the answer ...
... Palaeolithic painted caves , cannot begin to bear the numbers ; and for most of these , not just for Lascaux , a presenta- tion to the non - specialist public through the medium of an entirely artificial replica must be the answer ...
Page 68
... Palaeolithic transition , 35-25,000 BP . This enormously successful novel suffers from its pulp packaging which does its utmost to disguise what is a very interesting and informative novel . The plot revolves around the character , Ayla ...
... Palaeolithic transition , 35-25,000 BP . This enormously successful novel suffers from its pulp packaging which does its utmost to disguise what is a very interesting and informative novel . The plot revolves around the character , Ayla ...
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... palaeolithic ( Wymer ) , the bronze age ( Tinsley ) and the iron age ( Turner ) . The first serves to emphasise how little we really know about the immense span of time involved , while the latter two are dominated by discussion of ...
... palaeolithic ( Wymer ) , the bronze age ( Tinsley ) and the iron age ( Turner ) . The first serves to emphasise how little we really know about the immense span of time involved , while the latter two are dominated by discussion of ...
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