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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 social )
...
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 social )
...
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In this specific situation , that may have to do with the Polynesian kinship
structure and the consequent status of women in society . The first major step - up
in production is not so much achieved by the introduction of new technology , as
by ...
In this specific situation , that may have to do with the Polynesian kinship
structure and the consequent status of women in society . The first major step - up
in production is not so much achieved by the introduction of new technology , as
by ...
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... monograph series , reports , newsletters and so on which overThe last decade
or so has whelm our libraries does more than witnessed the publication of a a
little to perpetuate and worsen truly substantial amount of archae - the situation .
... monograph series , reports , newsletters and so on which overThe last decade
or so has whelm our libraries does more than witnessed the publication of a a
little to perpetuate and worsen truly substantial amount of archae - the situation .
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Archaeological review from Cambridge, Volume 2, Issue 2 Archaeological review from Cambridge |
| Published | 1983 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 12 Apr 2011 |
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