Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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Under what economic circumstances can an industry based on primitive open firing ( and more primitive methods of manufacture ) coexist with one based on a kiln ( and more sophisticated manufacturing technology , such as the wheel ) ?
Under what economic circumstances can an industry based on primitive open firing ( and more primitive methods of manufacture ) coexist with one based on a kiln ( and more sophisticated manufacturing technology , such as the wheel ) ?
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In so far as they are applicable to the Roman situation , most of the studies comprise either country- or region - wide surveys ( which are based on short visits to the manufacturing centres , which focus on production , and which have ...
In so far as they are applicable to the Roman situation , most of the studies comprise either country- or region - wide surveys ( which are based on short visits to the manufacturing centres , which focus on production , and which have ...
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Modern pottery manufacture and distribution : a pilot study on Negros , Philippines A pilot study sheds , perhaps , some light on ways to answer some of the questions which were asked by Peacock , without pretending to answer them ...
Modern pottery manufacture and distribution : a pilot study on Negros , Philippines A pilot study sheds , perhaps , some light on ways to answer some of the questions which were asked by Peacock , without pretending to answer them ...
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