Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volumes 8-9Department of Archaeology, 1989 - Archaeology |
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... material culture , this plurality is suggested and encouraged by the object itself . Seen as the embodiment of two distinct elements , the table appears amenable to two distinct and independent studies : as material ( concrete and ...
... material culture , this plurality is suggested and encouraged by the object itself . Seen as the embodiment of two distinct elements , the table appears amenable to two distinct and independent studies : as material ( concrete and ...
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... material factors ? More generally , the adaptation of the structuralist tradition to archaeology leads to a comparison between language and material culture . Difficulties immediately become apparent since in language the relationship ...
... material factors ? More generally , the adaptation of the structuralist tradition to archaeology leads to a comparison between language and material culture . Difficulties immediately become apparent since in language the relationship ...
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... ( material ) culture history . In fact , it does not . In its straightforwardness , it is soon realised that the contribution ( as distinct from compilation ) that Hearth and Home provides is quite limited . The implications of its theses ...
... ( material ) culture history . In fact , it does not . In its straightforwardness , it is soon realised that the contribution ( as distinct from compilation ) that Hearth and Home provides is quite limited . The implications of its theses ...
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