Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volumes 8-9Department of Archaeology, 1989 - Archaeology |
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... reflect social relations , and the techniques of daily life . This classification has given rise to a good deal of misunderstanding ( this is the author's comment , others may say that the definition was struck with shortcomings from ...
... reflect social relations , and the techniques of daily life . This classification has given rise to a good deal of misunderstanding ( this is the author's comment , others may say that the definition was struck with shortcomings from ...
Page 66
... reflect the use of a source by both local and non - local groups . It is unnecessary to go into the fine detail of those arguments here . But it is important to stress that arguments of this nature carry with them a series of profound ...
... reflect the use of a source by both local and non - local groups . It is unnecessary to go into the fine detail of those arguments here . But it is important to stress that arguments of this nature carry with them a series of profound ...
Page 299
... reflect documented shifts in subsistence behaviour . Hole develops a two - part , two - stage model of ... reflected in the skeleton , young males will be difficult to distinguish from young females on skeletal anatomy1 . If , as seems ...
... reflect documented shifts in subsistence behaviour . Hole develops a two - part , two - stage model of ... reflected in the skeleton , young males will be difficult to distinguish from young females on skeletal anatomy1 . If , as seems ...
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