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... binding ) occurring within a 15m by 15m area which included the discard zone
of an abandoned tentsite ( number 3 ) . ... in Figure 2 , showed a degree of spatial
coherence in that similarly constituted quadrats tended to occur adjacent to ...
... binding ) occurring within a 15m by 15m area which included the discard zone
of an abandoned tentsite ( number 3 ) . ... in Figure 2 , showed a degree of spatial
coherence in that similarly constituted quadrats tended to occur adjacent to ...
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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 a
limited ...
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 a
limited ...
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If we retain the distinction mentioned above between process ( stratification ) and
qualitative result ( stratified society ) , then an implication of this mode of thinking
is that stratification processes occur in the context of nonstratified ...
If we retain the distinction mentioned above between process ( stratification ) and
qualitative result ( stratified society ) , then an implication of this mode of thinking
is that stratification processes occur in the context of nonstratified ...
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| Title | Archaeological review from Cambridge, Volume 2, Issue 2 Archaeological review from Cambridge |
| Published | 1983 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 12 Apr 2011 |
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