Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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On the other hand , the spacing between households is quite variable . The area occupied by all the ... If variability in household spacing is not random , it should relate to patterning in the arrangement of huts within a camp .
On the other hand , the spacing between households is quite variable . The area occupied by all the ... If variability in household spacing is not random , it should relate to patterning in the arrangement of huts within a camp .
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... the construction of fences around some households , and indeed the breakdown of the circular camp structure ... beyond the individual household serves as a means of buffering against variation in subsistence intake at the household ...
... the construction of fences around some households , and indeed the breakdown of the circular camp structure ... beyond the individual household serves as a means of buffering against variation in subsistence intake at the household ...
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... term short - term long - term none minimal minimal Sharing household household housegroup limited redistribution in village ... small game - household - larger medium 27.9 sized game - persons / ha camp ; smaller game household Meat ...
... term short - term long - term none minimal minimal Sharing household household housegroup limited redistribution in village ... small game - household - larger medium 27.9 sized game - persons / ha camp ; smaller game household Meat ...
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