Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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Thus the absence of mixing cannot be assumed but it is possible to demonstrate empirically whether or not it has occurred . Mixed samples should have characteristics intermediate between two or more by - products .
Thus the absence of mixing cannot be assumed but it is possible to demonstrate empirically whether or not it has occurred . Mixed samples should have characteristics intermediate between two or more by - products .
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The main area of marketing for many of these workshops was much smaller than in the case of terra sigillata , even though the vessels often occur far from their point of origin . I would suggest that often these vessels were marketed to ...
The main area of marketing for many of these workshops was much smaller than in the case of terra sigillata , even though the vessels often occur far from their point of origin . I would suggest that often these vessels were marketed to ...
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... then an implication of this mode of thinking is that stratification processes occur in the context of ... 1 . stratified society social classes This model does not specify whether the changes occurring during stratification are ...
... then an implication of this mode of thinking is that stratification processes occur in the context of ... 1 . stratified society social classes This model does not specify whether the changes occurring during stratification are ...
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