Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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... activities in the same position . It is in meeting the requirements of the second of these assump- tions that most of the difficulties of the occupation floor model lie . Ascher ( 1968 ) long ago drew attention to the problem of post ...
... activities in the same position . It is in meeting the requirements of the second of these assump- tions that most of the difficulties of the occupation floor model lie . Ascher ( 1968 ) long ago drew attention to the problem of post ...
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... activities such as obtaining clay and marketing . Activities become better organ- ised , more routinised as a result , while conflicts in scheduling inherent in the technology of the different parts of the manufacturing process are ...
... activities such as obtaining clay and marketing . Activities become better organ- ised , more routinised as a result , while conflicts in scheduling inherent in the technology of the different parts of the manufacturing process are ...
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... activities , is in itself a unique and impressive example of the power and potential of ' grassroots ' activities which should be a challenge for us all . At the recent ICOM conference ( International Council of Museums ) resolution was ...
... activities , is in itself a unique and impressive example of the power and potential of ' grassroots ' activities which should be a challenge for us all . At the recent ICOM conference ( International Council of Museums ) resolution was ...
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