Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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of these arguments was supported by my own observations of nomadic campsites in Anatolia , most of which contained much the same material inventory as local villages and many of which contained substantial stone - built fixtures such as ...
of these arguments was supported by my own observations of nomadic campsites in Anatolia , most of which contained much the same material inventory as local villages and many of which contained substantial stone - built fixtures such as ...
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75 were the bones of a single slaughtered goat , which had been scattered over campsites A and B by children and dogs . In 20 tents there had been livestock enclosures . These were situated within the tents themselves and were for the ...
75 were the bones of a single slaughtered goat , which had been scattered over campsites A and B by children and dogs . In 20 tents there had been livestock enclosures . These were situated within the tents themselves and were for the ...
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The areas selected as campsites all seemed to provide some degree of shelter from the prevailing winds blowing down the gorge . While the orientation of the tent entrance - ways did not follow a uniform pattern , in no recorded instance ...
The areas selected as campsites all seemed to provide some degree of shelter from the prevailing winds blowing down the gorge . While the orientation of the tent entrance - ways did not follow a uniform pattern , in no recorded instance ...
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