Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volumes 8-9Department of Archaeology, 1989 - Archaeology |
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... groups . Ideas , opinions , and information circulate freely and widely within them . Because contact between groups is less frequent , communication across group boundaries is not as free as it is within individual groups . This system ...
... groups . Ideas , opinions , and information circulate freely and widely within them . Because contact between groups is less frequent , communication across group boundaries is not as free as it is within individual groups . This system ...
Page 72
... groups or polities began to display what Renfrew has characterised as ' distinctive group behaviour ' , where the differential nature of interactions with members of the group as opposed to those outside it served to reinforce the ...
... groups or polities began to display what Renfrew has characterised as ' distinctive group behaviour ' , where the differential nature of interactions with members of the group as opposed to those outside it served to reinforce the ...
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... groups counties rather randomly in England and treats Scotland , Wales and Northern Ireland as single groups despite their size and internal diversity : the CBA regional group is a key player in the archaeological game since it mediates ...
... groups counties rather randomly in England and treats Scotland , Wales and Northern Ireland as single groups despite their size and internal diversity : the CBA regional group is a key player in the archaeological game since it mediates ...
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