Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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The first major step - up in production is not so much achieved by the introduction of new technology , as by different scheduling of activities : larger batches are made at the same time , so that the time spent is more productive .
The first major step - up in production is not so much achieved by the introduction of new technology , as by different scheduling of activities : larger batches are made at the same time , so that the time spent is more productive .
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Although the Zardeh basin can be considered as a self - enclosed and relatively isolated geographical unit , immediately south of Rijab is the pass of the ' Zagros Gates ' , through which ran one of the major trade routes in antiquity ...
Although the Zardeh basin can be considered as a self - enclosed and relatively isolated geographical unit , immediately south of Rijab is the pass of the ' Zagros Gates ' , through which ran one of the major trade routes in antiquity ...
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When Major Rawlinson visited the valley in 1836 , he noted that there then existed " ... the little village of Zardeh , surrounded by gardens which are watered by a delicious stream descending from the gorge " ( Rawlinson 1839 : 33 ) .
When Major Rawlinson visited the valley in 1836 , he noted that there then existed " ... the little village of Zardeh , surrounded by gardens which are watered by a delicious stream descending from the gorge " ( Rawlinson 1839 : 33 ) .
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