Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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First , the data demonstrate that it is not necessarily the case that men take over potting when production is aimed at the market . this specific situation , that may have to do with the Polynesian kinship structure and the consequent ...
First , the data demonstrate that it is not necessarily the case that men take over potting when production is aimed at the market . this specific situation , that may have to do with the Polynesian kinship structure and the consequent ...
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Under pressure from a major production centre , home production disappears rapidly , first in areas which are in ... The home production of pottery finds an outlet outside the market system , through kinship or friendship channels .
Under pressure from a major production centre , home production disappears rapidly , first in areas which are in ... The home production of pottery finds an outlet outside the market system , through kinship or friendship channels .
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of is then to generalise across the examples to establish the kinds archaeological traces which might distinguish between different ' modes ' , and to use this information to interpret archaeological evidence for pottery production .
of is then to generalise across the examples to establish the kinds archaeological traces which might distinguish between different ' modes ' , and to use this information to interpret archaeological evidence for pottery production .
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