Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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The study takes as its aim the investigation of pottery - production systems in northwest Europe in the Roman period , through a focus on decision making and behaviour within types of situations , rather than within a specific context .
The study takes as its aim the investigation of pottery - production systems in northwest Europe in the Roman period , through a focus on decision making and behaviour within types of situations , rather than within a specific context .
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Schiffer's ( 1976 ) model of formation processes mediating between a dynamic ' systemic context ' and static ' archaeological context ' is consistent with this view . The formation process model implies that spatial structures generated ...
Schiffer's ( 1976 ) model of formation processes mediating between a dynamic ' systemic context ' and static ' archaeological context ' is consistent with this view . The formation process model implies that spatial structures generated ...
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It is also important , of course , to take account of the context within which these analogies apply ( Hillman 1981 : 126-38 ; Hodder 1982 : 24-7 ) and it will be argued below that crop processing analogies are relevant in a broad ...
It is also important , of course , to take account of the context within which these analogies apply ( Hillman 1981 : 126-38 ; Hodder 1982 : 24-7 ) and it will be argued below that crop processing analogies are relevant in a broad ...
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