Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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In another part of the site a similar surface recording was made in an area of midden arising from two adjacent tents . As indicated in Figure 3 , it was possible , on the basis of the two very similar patterns produced by cluster ...
In another part of the site a similar surface recording was made in an area of midden arising from two adjacent tents . As indicated in Figure 3 , it was possible , on the basis of the two very similar patterns produced by cluster ...
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Often , they are discussed in the literature as if they were technologically highly similar , all made on a ' kickwheel ' , an approach which is unjustified . In reality , we are dealing with a wide range of techniques which were ...
Often , they are discussed in the literature as if they were technologically highly similar , all made on a ' kickwheel ' , an approach which is unjustified . In reality , we are dealing with a wide range of techniques which were ...
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In other words , Nunami ut butchery behaviour is rational , and prehistoric peoples exploiting these species would have butchered them in a similar manner . In interpreting the gathered data , Binford implicitly assumes that it is ...
In other words , Nunami ut butchery behaviour is rational , and prehistoric peoples exploiting these species would have butchered them in a similar manner . In interpreting the gathered data , Binford implicitly assumes that it is ...
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