Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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The identification of an occupation floor presupposes the existence of data about the spatial relationship of elements in a horizontal plane . It also entails either of the following assumptions : represent a single 1 ) 2 ) That the ...
The identification of an occupation floor presupposes the existence of data about the spatial relationship of elements in a horizontal plane . It also entails either of the following assumptions : represent a single 1 ) 2 ) That the ...
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Kintigh , K.W. and A.J. Ammerman 1982 Heuristic approaches to spatial analysis in archaeology . American Antiquity 47 : 31-63 . Kramer , C. 1979 An archaeological view of a contemporary Kurdish village : domestic architecture ...
Kintigh , K.W. and A.J. Ammerman 1982 Heuristic approaches to spatial analysis in archaeology . American Antiquity 47 : 31-63 . Kramer , C. 1979 An archaeological view of a contemporary Kurdish village : domestic architecture ...
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INTER - HUT DISTANCE ( METRES ) tance and inter - hut spatial distance . While particular personal relationships between individuals will modify this basic pattern , its general validity is indicated by plotting the average distance ...
INTER - HUT DISTANCE ( METRES ) tance and inter - hut spatial distance . While particular personal relationships between individuals will modify this basic pattern , its general validity is indicated by plotting the average distance ...
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