Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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THE ETHNOARCHAEOLOGY OF CROP PROCESSING : SEEDS OF A MIDDLE - RANGE METHODOLOGY Glynis Jones In recent years , there has been a growing interest in the study of past agricultural practices from the archaeologically recovered charred ...
THE ETHNOARCHAEOLOGY OF CROP PROCESSING : SEEDS OF A MIDDLE - RANGE METHODOLOGY Glynis Jones In recent years , there has been a growing interest in the study of past agricultural practices from the archaeologically recovered charred ...
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technique : range : firing : batches : time / batch : market : distribution : transportation : sex : specialisation : dependency : part / full - time : seasonality : C. Workshop Industry : clay : temper : tools : technique : range ...
technique : range : firing : batches : time / batch : market : distribution : transportation : sex : specialisation : dependency : part / full - time : seasonality : C. Workshop Industry : clay : temper : tools : technique : range ...
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an R Middle - range research is the result of the development of Binford's approach to the intrepretation of the archaeological record . Since the early 1960s Binford has paraphrased the following quotation in several works : " ... the ...
an R Middle - range research is the result of the development of Binford's approach to the intrepretation of the archaeological record . Since the early 1960s Binford has paraphrased the following quotation in several works : " ... the ...
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