Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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How did the ( production and ) distribution systems of the more widely distributed fine wares differ from those of the utilitarian wares ? 2 . 3 . 4 . Under what economic circumstances can an industry based on primitive open firing ...
How did the ( production and ) distribution systems of the more widely distributed fine wares differ from those of the utilitarian wares ? 2 . 3 . 4 . Under what economic circumstances can an industry based on primitive open firing ...
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technique : range : firing : batches : time / batch : market : distribution : transportation : sex : specialisation : dependency : part / full - time : seasonality : C. Workshop Industry : clay : temper : tools : technique : range ...
technique : range : firing : batches : time / batch : market : distribution : transportation : sex : specialisation : dependency : part / full - time : seasonality : C. Workshop Industry : clay : temper : tools : technique : range ...
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Essentially , it seems that there are qualitative differences between the distribution systems . The nature of these seems not ... as by the numbers of vessels to be distributed , and the distances over which distribution takes place .
Essentially , it seems that there are qualitative differences between the distribution systems . The nature of these seems not ... as by the numbers of vessels to be distributed , and the distances over which distribution takes place .
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