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For example , a tribe may temporarily lose its cattle through disease and warfare ,
but regain them a few years later . ( For the history of some of the Njemps among
the Dorobo , see Hodder 1977 ) . Among the Pokot , seasonal camps are ...
For example , a tribe may temporarily lose its cattle through disease and warfare ,
but regain them a few years later . ( For the history of some of the Njemps among
the Dorobo , see Hodder 1977 ) . Among the Pokot , seasonal camps are ...
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As to products , there are plenty of examples where the existing technology is
used to make products which fit modern Western culture . The hand - made
backings of electric hotplates are the most striking example . Modern technology
may be ...
As to products , there are plenty of examples where the existing technology is
used to make products which fit modern Western culture . The hand - made
backings of electric hotplates are the most striking example . Modern technology
may be ...
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... where the decision made itself a unique and impressive might set a norm for
future example of the power and potential actions , will the politicians of '
grassroots ' activities which accept that cultural objects , should be a challenge
for us all ...
... where the decision made itself a unique and impressive might set a norm for
future example of the power and potential actions , will the politicians of '
grassroots ' activities which accept that cultural objects , should be a challenge
for us all ...
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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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