Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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An important aspect is the specialisation which occurs within the workshop , and the shedding of activities such as obtaining clay and marketing . Activities become better organised , more routinised as a result , while conflicts in ...
An important aspect is the specialisation which occurs within the workshop , and the shedding of activities such as obtaining clay and marketing . Activities become better organised , more routinised as a result , while conflicts in ...
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This sub - division of the interior of the tents is quite important , for unlike many circular tents where there is an obvious central focus which often has sacred and / or social associations ( Faegre 1979 : 91-3 ) , the interior of ...
This sub - division of the interior of the tents is quite important , for unlike many circular tents where there is an obvious central focus which often has sacred and / or social associations ( Faegre 1979 : 91-3 ) , the interior of ...
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... and their importance for the future job situation with respect tial to discuss these aspects our subject ... by using amateurs in availability -- nature and makes them very important —— of their research ; by giving guides and ...
... and their importance for the future job situation with respect tial to discuss these aspects our subject ... by using amateurs in availability -- nature and makes them very important —— of their research ; by giving guides and ...
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