Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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The Domestic Complex The strong regularities in the layout of campsites extended to the organisation of space within and around each individual tent . Differences in the location of public and private domains , seating arrangements ...
The Domestic Complex The strong regularities in the layout of campsites extended to the organisation of space within and around each individual tent . Differences in the location of public and private domains , seating arrangements ...
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An Example : Campsite SV - 1 I will illustrate the use of the domestic complex model with an example . Located high in the Taurus Mountains of southern Anatolia , SV1 is the summer camp or yayla of a group of semi - nomadic Turkmen who ...
An Example : Campsite SV - 1 I will illustrate the use of the domestic complex model with an example . Located high in the Taurus Mountains of southern Anatolia , SV1 is the summer camp or yayla of a group of semi - nomadic Turkmen who ...
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Whether more complex system states may exist alongside less complex ones depends , it would seem , on a complex set of margins of efficiency , flexibility , dependency of the workshop on the external world , etc .
Whether more complex system states may exist alongside less complex ones depends , it would seem , on a complex set of margins of efficiency , flexibility , dependency of the workshop on the external world , etc .
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