Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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Likewise , the editors welcome comments and shorter contributions for Commentary , devoted in this issue to discussion of points following on from previous issues . The members of the editorial board would like to thank Professor Glyn ...
Likewise , the editors welcome comments and shorter contributions for Commentary , devoted in this issue to discussion of points following on from previous issues . The members of the editorial board would like to thank Professor Glyn ...
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Hassan ( 1981 : 67-73 ) contributed three different equations to describe the same data , which simply modi - fied previous models , without any contribution to explaining the posited relationship . -- Developing a behaviourally ...
Hassan ( 1981 : 67-73 ) contributed three different equations to describe the same data , which simply modi - fied previous models , without any contribution to explaining the posited relationship . -- Developing a behaviourally ...
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It characterises well a book which , though potentially a useful summary of our knowledge of Roman ceramics , cannot be welcomed as a significant contribution to an ethnoarchaeological approach to ceramic studies .
It characterises well a book which , though potentially a useful summary of our knowledge of Roman ceramics , cannot be welcomed as a significant contribution to an ethnoarchaeological approach to ceramic studies .
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