Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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... observed , can be used to investigate the methodology by which we give meaning to the archaeological record . In ... observation of functioning systems in similar ecological circumstances , serves to highlight the complexity of actual ...
... observed , can be used to investigate the methodology by which we give meaning to the archaeological record . In ... observation of functioning systems in similar ecological circumstances , serves to highlight the complexity of actual ...
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... observed , it offers the best hope for building the kind of middle - range theory by which static observations may be rendered meaningful in terms of dynamic processes ( Binford 1981 : 198 ) . In asking questions such as " ... what is ...
... observed , it offers the best hope for building the kind of middle - range theory by which static observations may be rendered meaningful in terms of dynamic processes ( Binford 1981 : 198 ) . In asking questions such as " ... what is ...
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... observed and expected values for the different models yields effectively the same result ( Table 1 ) . In other words , at this scale , the data do not help us to assess the models , though on substantive grounds , as presented above ...
... observed and expected values for the different models yields effectively the same result ( Table 1 ) . In other words , at this scale , the data do not help us to assess the models , though on substantive grounds , as presented above ...
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