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If several interpretive models built on present - day evidence were available as
alternative or sometimes complementary interpretations of the archaeological
data ( still keeping in mind that although some models are discarded , this may
only ...
If several interpretive models built on present - day evidence were available as
alternative or sometimes complementary interpretations of the archaeological
data ( still keeping in mind that although some models are discarded , this may
only ...
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For the time being , the hypothesis of a home base is favoured , and is based on
the presence of female associated items , ovicaprids and the evidence for
gathering wild seeds . The presence of very small game such as is nowadays
hunted ...
For the time being , the hypothesis of a home base is favoured , and is based on
the presence of female associated items , ovicaprids and the evidence for
gathering wild seeds . The presence of very small game such as is nowadays
hunted ...
Page 107
Yet , distinguish between different two pages later , we are told that ' modes ' ,
and to use this informa - household production amongst the tion to interpret
archaeological Berbers is a curious relict , a evidence for pottery production . '
simple ...
Yet , distinguish between different two pages later , we are told that ' modes ' ,
and to use this informa - household production amongst the tion to interpret
archaeological Berbers is a curious relict , a evidence for pottery production . '
simple ...
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Bibliographic information
| 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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