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It has been suggested that the proportion of secondary as opposed to primary
refuse ( Schiffer 1972 ) may depend on the degree of sedentism ( Murray 1980 )
and that in sedentary communities there may exist a negative relationship
between ...
It has been suggested that the proportion of secondary as opposed to primary
refuse ( Schiffer 1972 ) may depend on the degree of sedentism ( Murray 1980 )
and that in sedentary communities there may exist a negative relationship
between ...
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On the western side of the valley is the more recent settlement of Sayyid
Muhammed , which is the winter village of an entirely transhumant community of
some 150 members . At the upper end of the gorge , at the foot of the Dalahu
uplands ...
On the western side of the valley is the more recent settlement of Sayyid
Muhammed , which is the winter village of an entirely transhumant community of
some 150 members . At the upper end of the gorge , at the foot of the Dalahu
uplands ...
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The social organisation of camp communities can be extremely complex ,
especially as there is a great deal of individual ... On one hand , the social
relations within a camp will reflect those of its home community , but at the same
time a ...
The social organisation of camp communities can be extremely complex ,
especially as there is a great deal of individual ... On one hand , the social
relations within a camp will reflect those of its home community , but at the same
time a ...
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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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