Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volumes 8-9Department of Archaeology, 1989 - Archaeology |
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Page 84
... seen as being on the periphery of the ancient East Asian world system . I will also discuss several characteristics of the early Type 1 tombs . Firstly , mounded tombs from different areas are shown to share forms of ritual and burial ...
... seen as being on the periphery of the ancient East Asian world system . I will also discuss several characteristics of the early Type 1 tombs . Firstly , mounded tombs from different areas are shown to share forms of ritual and burial ...
Page 169
... seen together with Barthes's preference towards the " text " as a signifying prac- tice over the " work " as a process of signification and , therefore , communication , the classical subject is both dissolved and loses the power of ...
... seen together with Barthes's preference towards the " text " as a signifying prac- tice over the " work " as a process of signification and , therefore , communication , the classical subject is both dissolved and loses the power of ...
Page 253
... seen to be partially structured by religious beliefs , he argued that it may be possible to develop an underlying grammar in order to interpret the iconography of mortuary behaviour . All aspects of the decoration of urns can be seen to ...
... seen to be partially structured by religious beliefs , he argued that it may be possible to develop an underlying grammar in order to interpret the iconography of mortuary behaviour . All aspects of the decoration of urns can be seen to ...
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