Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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It is practised in four different manufacturing situations . All these situations show different adaptations of the manufacturing technology and the trading and exchange organisation involved , as well as of a number of other ( mainly ...
It is practised in four different manufacturing situations . All these situations show different adaptations of the manufacturing technology and the trading and exchange organisation involved , as well as of a number of other ( mainly ...
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The situation has , indeed , become grim . One can spend many hours ploughing through a paper and looking up the technical language before arriving at the painful conclusion that the effort has been wasted and the content is quite ...
The situation has , indeed , become grim . One can spend many hours ploughing through a paper and looking up the technical language before arriving at the painful conclusion that the effort has been wasted and the content is quite ...
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In my opinion , however , this has not been the case . for Wells develops a general model the mechanisms at work in contact situations on the basis of substantivist economic perspectives in social anthropology , and within the framework ...
In my opinion , however , this has not been the case . for Wells develops a general model the mechanisms at work in contact situations on the basis of substantivist economic perspectives in social anthropology , and within the framework ...
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