Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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The female associated items will be present in all the home base camps . Sheep and goats in general remain at the home base throughout the year and if fishing is practised , the bones will be burned because of the danger they represent ...
The female associated items will be present in all the home base camps . Sheep and goats in general remain at the home base throughout the year and if fishing is practised , the bones will be burned because of the danger they represent ...
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Archaeological Application and Interpretation From the information collected on present - day tribes , models were built and comparison made with the archaeological data . The best fitting models were selected as possible and ...
Archaeological Application and Interpretation From the information collected on present - day tribes , models were built and comparison made with the archaeological data . The best fitting models were selected as possible and ...
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In comparison with Occurrences 2 and 3 , where remains of cattle are in greater quantities than those of ovicaprids , it may be possible to hazard that only ovicaprids were present , and these only in small numbers .
In comparison with Occurrences 2 and 3 , where remains of cattle are in greater quantities than those of ovicaprids , it may be possible to hazard that only ovicaprids were present , and these only in small numbers .
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