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Page 37
As a graduate of one university put it, "Archaeology must become 'immediate'
which in todays terms means that it must be translatable into hard cash" (Haigh
1982:42). This is put more virulently but with the same background ideas by
another ...
As a graduate of one university put it, "Archaeology must become 'immediate'
which in todays terms means that it must be translatable into hard cash" (Haigh
1982:42). This is put more virulently but with the same background ideas by
another ...
Page 53
Yet the subject encompasses a range of opinions, some of which are by no
means bizarre. There are many who simply believe in leys because they feel that
the statistical evidence for their existence is good. Some suggest that the
alignments ...
Yet the subject encompasses a range of opinions, some of which are by no
means bizarre. There are many who simply believe in leys because they feel that
the statistical evidence for their existence is good. Some suggest that the
alignments ...
Page 76
Was it a means of enforcing control of the periphery by a regular progress
through the territory? Or was it a means of reducing transport costs for the
collection of food-rents? Were these massive food-rents really all paid in kind, or
were some of ...
Was it a means of enforcing control of the periphery by a regular progress
through the territory? Or was it a means of reducing transport costs for the
collection of food-rents? Were these massive food-rents really all paid in kind, or
were some of ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Archaeological review from Cambridge, Volume 2, Issue 1 Archaeological review from Cambridge |
| Published | 1983 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 12 Apr 2011 |
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