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analysis points to the fact that the rubbish was not organised into special areas or
else that a series of specific tasks were carried out . Among the ethnographically
documented short - term camps , the remains of game animals and of a ...
analysis points to the fact that the rubbish was not organised into special areas or
else that a series of specific tasks were carried out . Among the ethnographically
documented short - term camps , the remains of game animals and of a ...
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The simpler , part - time workshops per se are less vulnerable than the more
highly organised ones ( c . f . the second law of thermodynamics ) . ... It is
noteworthy that changes in organisation and technology are not innovation -
constrained .
The simpler , part - time workshops per se are less vulnerable than the more
highly organised ones ( c . f . the second law of thermodynamics ) . ... It is
noteworthy that changes in organisation and technology are not innovation -
constrained .
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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 shape and its
...
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 shape and its
...
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Bibliographic information
| 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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