Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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Building on bodies of thought from structuralism , Marxism and critical social theory , Ian Hodder musters evidence and arguments to demonstrate that the material world actively constituted and meaningful , a view contradicting the more ...
Building on bodies of thought from structuralism , Marxism and critical social theory , Ian Hodder musters evidence and arguments to demonstrate that the material world actively constituted and meaningful , a view contradicting the more ...
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... variables by citing his own research or that of anthropologists ; this is particularly true in his review of mortuary data where he stresses the importance of burial norms and attitudes towards death based on African material ( pp .
... variables by citing his own research or that of anthropologists ; this is particularly true in his review of mortuary data where he stresses the importance of burial norms and attitudes towards death based on African material ( pp .
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The choice of area was guided by the wealth of material available , and by its suitability for illustrating interaction . ... material from these two areas is presented , and the nature and possible effects of imports are discussed .
The choice of area was guided by the wealth of material available , and by its suitability for illustrating interaction . ... material from these two areas is presented , and the nature and possible effects of imports are discussed .
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