Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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However , the tools Binford develops to understand inter - site variability , the modified and inverse modified bone , marrow , and grease indices , are based on the way the Nunami ut butcher the animals . fact the assumption now ...
However , the tools Binford develops to understand inter - site variability , the modified and inverse modified bone , marrow , and grease indices , are based on the way the Nunami ut butcher the animals . fact the assumption now ...
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References Binford , L.R. 1962. ... LEWIS BINFORD , Bones : Ancient Men and Modern Myths . ... For all its inexcusable editorial shortcomings , however , Bones is guaranteed a wide readership by Binford's name and belligerent style and ...
References Binford , L.R. 1962. ... LEWIS BINFORD , Bones : Ancient Men and Modern Myths . ... For all its inexcusable editorial shortcomings , however , Bones is guaranteed a wide readership by Binford's name and belligerent style and ...
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Binford's detailed account of the social and economic contexts of different skinning , butchering , filleting and marrow - cracking tactics , however , is fascinating and suggests fruitful avenues for further research .
Binford's detailed account of the social and economic contexts of different skinning , butchering , filleting and marrow - cracking tactics , however , is fascinating and suggests fruitful avenues for further research .
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