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Three major classes of ceramics were involved , if we exclude in this paper the
military production of pottery . The ' best ' , terra sigillata , spread widely over the
whole of Gaul , Belgica and parts of Germania . The centres of manufacture of
this ...
Three major classes of ceramics were involved , if we exclude in this paper the
military production of pottery . The ' best ' , terra sigillata , spread widely over the
whole of Gaul , Belgica and parts of Germania . The centres of manufacture of
this ...
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It is probably fair to say that most theoreticians think class society is qualitatively
different from ranked society . ... is given in Figure 1 . ranked society stratified
society time - process of social stratification - → social classes Figure 1 : Model 1
.
It is probably fair to say that most theoreticians think class society is qualitatively
different from ranked society . ... is given in Figure 1 . ranked society stratified
society time - process of social stratification - → social classes Figure 1 : Model 1
.
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I question , therefore , the appropriateness of the use of the term ' social class ' for
the products of the early stages of stratification . Social classes as they were
originally defined in the sociological sciences are mere statistical collections ...
I question , therefore , the appropriateness of the use of the term ' social class ' for
the products of the early stages of stratification . Social classes as they were
originally defined in the sociological sciences are mere statistical collections ...
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| Title | Archaeological review from Cambridge, Volume 2, Issue 2 Archaeological review from Cambridge |
| Published | 1983 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 12 Apr 2011 |
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