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Prehistoric populations were under different kinds of constraints affect ing their
living areas and living habits from those of modern peoples. In preh is toric times
ecological ent it i e s were me an ingful , not the boundaries of today's nation ...
Prehistoric populations were under different kinds of constraints affect ing their
living areas and living habits from those of modern peoples. In preh is toric times
ecological ent it i e s were me an ingful , not the boundaries of today's nation ...
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In this view micro-evolution with in groups living in separate parts of the arch i –
pe lago accounts for linguist ic, and cultural and physical differences. Indigenous
development and change are, thus, more import ant than external influences and
...
In this view micro-evolution with in groups living in separate parts of the arch i –
pe lago accounts for linguist ic, and cultural and physical differences. Indigenous
development and change are, thus, more import ant than external influences and
...
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This problem is compounded by present ing valueladen living situations as
directly demonstrable from the evidence. In fact, of course, the gaps in the
evidence are f illed with values and preconceptions derived from the present.
Thus at ...
This problem is compounded by present ing valueladen living situations as
directly demonstrable from the evidence. In fact, of course, the gaps in the
evidence are f illed with values and preconceptions derived from the present.
Thus at ...
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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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