Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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It occupies approximately a 20m by 10m rectangle , divided into a living zone and a discard zone of roughly equal area , the former consisting of architectural features and activity areas , the latter of refuse .
It occupies approximately a 20m by 10m rectangle , divided into a living zone and a discard zone of roughly equal area , the former consisting of architectural features and activity areas , the latter of refuse .
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These dung - filled pens , which covered from one - quarter to one - third of a tent's overall area , had been sealed off from the living area of the tent , and it was evident that there had been a separate entrance - way into them .
These dung - filled pens , which covered from one - quarter to one - third of a tent's overall area , had been sealed off from the living area of the tent , and it was evident that there had been a separate entrance - way into them .
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The climax of the book ( chapter 6 ) is Binford's new look at Olduvai Gorge and at Isaac's i dea that animal bones found on living floors are evidence for food - sharing at the home bases of early hominids .
The climax of the book ( chapter 6 ) is Binford's new look at Olduvai Gorge and at Isaac's i dea that animal bones found on living floors are evidence for food - sharing at the home bases of early hominids .
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