Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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... patterns . These patterns , however , are of structural rather than behavioural significance . In terms of the domestic complex model , Figure 2 suggests that the origin of the refuse lies to the upper right , where in fact an external ...
... patterns . These patterns , however , are of structural rather than behavioural significance . In terms of the domestic complex model , Figure 2 suggests that the origin of the refuse lies to the upper right , where in fact an external ...
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... patterns may appear in architecture or refuse will not be destroyed in the course of subsequent reoccupation of the site ? Observations of nomad behaviour at SV - 1 and numerous other sites suggest a high turnover in personnel at ...
... patterns may appear in architecture or refuse will not be destroyed in the course of subsequent reoccupation of the site ? Observations of nomad behaviour at SV - 1 and numerous other sites suggest a high turnover in personnel at ...
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... pattern- ing should allow us to reconstruct patterns of trade , but such pattern- ing has rarely been used to that effect in well - documented ethnographic studies . The fragmentation of effort is considerable ; the studies are variable ...
... pattern- ing should allow us to reconstruct patterns of trade , but such pattern- ing has rarely been used to that effect in well - documented ethnographic studies . The fragmentation of effort is considerable ; the studies are variable ...
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