Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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The latter is not proposed as a prescriptive generalisation about the organisation of space in all nomad camps , but rather as an interpretive model , from which expectations concerning the organisation of material in the archaeological ...
The latter is not proposed as a prescriptive generalisation about the organisation of space in all nomad camps , but rather as an interpretive model , from which expectations concerning the organisation of material in the archaeological ...
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This occurs in so far as the interior is physically subdivided and the focus of its internal organisation is around its perimeter ( Watson 1979 : fig . 10.3 ) . This organisation of tent space relates directly to the tent's rectangular ...
This occurs in so far as the interior is physically subdivided and the focus of its internal organisation is around its perimeter ( Watson 1979 : fig . 10.3 ) . This organisation of tent space relates directly to the tent's rectangular ...
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Moreover , and touching on the last point , Peacock states categorically that his ' modes ' are not to be seen as stages in " ... an evolutionary system , for industrial arrangements merely reflect social and economic organisation ...
Moreover , and touching on the last point , Peacock states categorically that his ' modes ' are not to be seen as stages in " ... an evolutionary system , for industrial arrangements merely reflect social and economic organisation ...
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