Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volumes 8-9Department of Archaeology, 1989 - Archaeology |
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Page 134
... existence of complete social boundedness , that modern nation states are unusually effective in establishing near total control of the material and social resources within their boundaries . Champion's Introduction , certainly more ...
... existence of complete social boundedness , that modern nation states are unusually effective in establishing near total control of the material and social resources within their boundaries . Champion's Introduction , certainly more ...
Page 250
... existence . This is at least illogical and perhaps even indicative of serious organisa- tional flaws in British archaeology : because of the confusion at the final session of the third Congress the new body was voted into being by less ...
... existence . This is at least illogical and perhaps even indicative of serious organisa- tional flaws in British archaeology : because of the confusion at the final session of the third Congress the new body was voted into being by less ...
Page 109
... existence of such an explicit understanding . When one considers artefacts of later periods , such as , for example , the early Bronze age skuomorphic daggers , it is apparent that what is important about these artefacts is their expres ...
... existence of such an explicit understanding . When one considers artefacts of later periods , such as , for example , the early Bronze age skuomorphic daggers , it is apparent that what is important about these artefacts is their expres ...
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