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Eventually , they came under the sway of the Ando Clan of northern Honshu . We
have archaeological evidence that trade between the Japanese and people in
the north occured in these early times . Small burial mounds resembling those of
...
Eventually , they came under the sway of the Ando Clan of northern Honshu . We
have archaeological evidence that trade between the Japanese and people in
the north occured in these early times . Small burial mounds resembling those of
...
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Among these were ease of access from Dakar , prominence of physical traces of
archaeological interest , the prior discovery of intrinsically interesting objects ,
whether they were fine and plentiful microliths or buried bronzes and in some ...
Among these were ease of access from Dakar , prominence of physical traces of
archaeological interest , the prior discovery of intrinsically interesting objects ,
whether they were fine and plentiful microliths or buried bronzes and in some ...
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... and current techniques reviewed . architecture that can validly be In many
instances recommendations described as archaeological despite for future work
are given , argued having been buried in the largely along lines of common
ground .
... and current techniques reviewed . architecture that can validly be In many
instances recommendations described as archaeological despite for future work
are given , argued having been buried in the largely along lines of common
ground .
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| Title | Archaeological review from Cambridge, Volume 5, Issue 1 Archaeological review from Cambridge |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 25 Jun 2007 |
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