Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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Page 52
... suggests that although the features date from long after the Neolithic period , they stand , for a variety of reasons , on sites which had been of significance at that time . The ubiquity of medieval churches , for example , was ...
... suggests that although the features date from long after the Neolithic period , they stand , for a variety of reasons , on sites which had been of significance at that time . The ubiquity of medieval churches , for example , was ...
Page 77
... ( suggesting that pollen frequencies may be affected by filtration and water transport ) is mentioned only to be ignored in the later discussion . - to This treatment emphasises the lack of an archaeological perspec- tive . We are faced ...
... ( suggesting that pollen frequencies may be affected by filtration and water transport ) is mentioned only to be ignored in the later discussion . - to This treatment emphasises the lack of an archaeological perspec- tive . We are faced ...
Page 78
... suggest fairly continuous , unbroken forest , with all that this implies ( pp . 93- 102 ) . A rather different impres- sion is gained from pp . 102-110 , in which clearance in the mesolithic , soil deterioration , animal grazing and ...
... suggest fairly continuous , unbroken forest , with all that this implies ( pp . 93- 102 ) . A rather different impres- sion is gained from pp . 102-110 , in which clearance in the mesolithic , soil deterioration , animal grazing and ...
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