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... prehistoric research , in contrast , is anthropological only in the sense that it uses analogies from ethnographic ... prehistory . Special attention will be paid to first , the politics of assimilation and second , the pre - war and ...
... prehistoric research , in contrast , is anthropological only in the sense that it uses analogies from ethnographic ... prehistory . Special attention will be paid to first , the politics of assimilation and second , the pre - war and ...
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... prehistoric record . Studies focussing on the ethnic particularly the biological -- ident- ity of the prehistoric peoples , proliferated in the Meiji period and continued into the Taisho . Since these remains were not considered to be ...
... prehistoric record . Studies focussing on the ethnic particularly the biological -- ident- ity of the prehistoric peoples , proliferated in the Meiji period and continued into the Taisho . Since these remains were not considered to be ...
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... prehistory and history . Just as the Ainu people have been assimilated , at least officially , into mainstream Japanese society , the prehistory of Hokkaido has been appropriated by the Japanese as part of their own history . It remains ...
... prehistory and history . Just as the Ainu people have been assimilated , at least officially , into mainstream Japanese society , the prehistory of Hokkaido has been appropriated by the Japanese as part of their own history . It remains ...
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