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5 : 6 75 : 7 : 15 166 ) 5 : 32B 1 : 55 : 51 3 CLUSTER GROUP OA B C BD 2A
Figure 2 : Cluster analysis of spatial patterns of discard by 2m quadrats ,
recording zone A . This corresponds to the discard zone of domestic complex
number 3 , SV ...
5 : 6 75 : 7 : 15 166 ) 5 : 32B 1 : 55 : 51 3 CLUSTER GROUP OA B C BD 2A
Figure 2 : Cluster analysis of spatial patterns of discard by 2m quadrats ,
recording zone A . This corresponds to the discard zone of domestic complex
number 3 , SV ...
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Who is to say that whatever 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 ...
Who is to say that whatever 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 ...
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... present and past economies and the fact that little is known of the way in which
changes in economic practices , associated material culture , settlement patterns
and social structures are expressed through the archaeological record .
... present and past economies and the fact that little is known of the way in which
changes in economic practices , associated material culture , settlement patterns
and social structures are expressed through the archaeological record .
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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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