Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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Neither assumption is given justification in any of the studies , and for Yellen's Kung data , let alone all hunter - gatherer camps , both are apparently wrong . Therefore , while mathematically elegant , Read's model remains ...
Neither assumption is given justification in any of the studies , and for Yellen's Kung data , let alone all hunter - gatherer camps , both are apparently wrong . Therefore , while mathematically elegant , Read's model remains ...
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Kung and G / wi of the Kalahari desert , and the Pitjantjara , Alyawara and Pintupi of the central and western deserts of Australia . Yet ecologically the two deserts are very different , a point well brought out by Jochim ( 1981 : 93-5 ) ...
Kung and G / wi of the Kalahari desert , and the Pitjantjara , Alyawara and Pintupi of the central and western deserts of Australia . Yet ecologically the two deserts are very different , a point well brought out by Jochim ( 1981 : 93-5 ) ...
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Smithsonian Institution , Washington D.C. Lee , R.B. 1979 The Kung San : Men , Women and Work in a Foraging Society . Cambridge University Press , Cambridge . Lieth , H. 1975 Modeling the primary productivity of the world .
Smithsonian Institution , Washington D.C. Lee , R.B. 1979 The Kung San : Men , Women and Work in a Foraging Society . Cambridge University Press , Cambridge . Lieth , H. 1975 Modeling the primary productivity of the world .
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