Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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... included liaison within them are indicated by hatching . It can be seen that the most punitive approaches tend to be the least popular , though there is a general acceptance that no one approach is ' the answer ' . The general trend is ...
... included liaison within them are indicated by hatching . It can be seen that the most punitive approaches tend to be the least popular , though there is a general acceptance that no one approach is ' the answer ' . The general trend is ...
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... the popularity of each chosen combination of approaches is contrasted for museums and Units . Shaded combinations are those which included liaison ' as a possibility . THE WORK OF A LOCAL SOCIETY AND ITS INTERACTION WITH.
... the popularity of each chosen combination of approaches is contrasted for museums and Units . Shaded combinations are those which included liaison ' as a possibility . THE WORK OF A LOCAL SOCIETY AND ITS INTERACTION WITH.
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... included here . - The neolithic chapter is by Smith , with contributions from Tooley ( sea levels ) , Grigson ( fauna ) and Hillman ( crops ) . Clearance by farmers is the major theme , and inevitably synthesis raises problems . Rival ...
... included here . - The neolithic chapter is by Smith , with contributions from Tooley ( sea levels ) , Grigson ( fauna ) and Hillman ( crops ) . Clearance by farmers is the major theme , and inevitably synthesis raises problems . Rival ...
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