Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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Furthermore , weed seeds will be removed at different stages of crop processing and so it is useful to distinguish samples resulting from these different stages . It is then possible , when analysing weed seeds from different samples ...
Furthermore , weed seeds will be removed at different stages of crop processing and so it is useful to distinguish samples resulting from these different stages . It is then possible , when analysing weed seeds from different samples ...
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more likely than is mixing of products and by - products from different stages . Depositional mixing at the refuse disposal stage remains a possibility but mixing between by - products of different stages , if not of different crops ...
more likely than is mixing of products and by - products from different stages . Depositional mixing at the refuse disposal stage remains a possibility but mixing between by - products of different stages , if not of different crops ...
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The first stages in this process may well follow the model established by Friedman and Rowlands with reference to ... The rulers of this stage ( corresponding to the period of the earliest mounded tombs in Japan ) do not stand out as ...
The first stages in this process may well follow the model established by Friedman and Rowlands with reference to ... The rulers of this stage ( corresponding to the period of the earliest mounded tombs in Japan ) do not stand out as ...
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