Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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Page 49
... believe Paca was familiar . The process of interpretation is continuous in the recon- struction of the garden and is always derived from living situa- tions like the English gardening tradition , formal geometry , mathematical ...
... believe Paca was familiar . The process of interpretation is continuous in the recon- struction of the garden and is always derived from living situa- tions like the English gardening tradition , formal geometry , mathematical ...
Page 55
... believe that they represent the relics of a prehistoric spiritual science , created by a society very different from anything docu- mented in the historic or ethnographic record . This society was one which was superior to ours , both ...
... believe that they represent the relics of a prehistoric spiritual science , created by a society very different from anything docu- mented in the historic or ethnographic record . This society was one which was superior to ours , both ...
Page 76
... believe that Hodges has got all the answers , or even believe the answers he has got , but it is a tribute to his book that the study of early medieval archaeology can never again be the same . ARCHAEOLOGY - BY ENVIRONMENTALISTS ? The ...
... believe that Hodges has got all the answers , or even believe the answers he has got , but it is a tribute to his book that the study of early medieval archaeology can never again be the same . ARCHAEOLOGY - BY ENVIRONMENTALISTS ? The ...
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