Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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In asking questions such as " ... what is the nature of the relationship between cultural behaviour and its archaeological representation ? " ( de Boer and Lathrap 1979 : 103 ) , ethnoarchaeologists are addressing an issue of ...
In asking questions such as " ... what is the nature of the relationship between cultural behaviour and its archaeological representation ? " ( de Boer and Lathrap 1979 : 103 ) , ethnoarchaeologists are addressing an issue of ...
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Some of the relevant questions have already been summarised by Peacock ( 1982 : 4 ) : 1 . To what extent was Roman pottery made in the home ? ( Or , in other words , what part of the total demand for pottery was satisfied entirely ...
Some of the relevant questions have already been summarised by Peacock ( 1982 : 4 ) : 1 . To what extent was Roman pottery made in the home ? ( Or , in other words , what part of the total demand for pottery was satisfied entirely ...
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Others have studied demand - related questions such as the number of vessels in use at any one time in a household . On the other hand , spatial patterning should allow us to reconstruct patterns of trade , but such patterning has ...
Others have studied demand - related questions such as the number of vessels in use at any one time in a household . On the other hand , spatial patterning should allow us to reconstruct patterns of trade , but such patterning has ...
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