Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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Ultimately it entails the transfer of meaning from one idiom or grammatical structure to another , complicated by the fact that one of these idioms may be much poorer in its potential for elaboration than the other .
Ultimately it entails the transfer of meaning from one idiom or grammatical structure to another , complicated by the fact that one of these idioms may be much poorer in its potential for elaboration than the other .
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Campsites appeared to lack the organic structure of even the smaller sedentary settlements . Usually the physical ground plan reflected the kinship or other social relationships that obtained between households .
Campsites appeared to lack the organic structure of even the smaller sedentary settlements . Usually the physical ground plan reflected the kinship or other social relationships that obtained between households .
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A stone storage platform on which the family's belongings are stacked runs down both sides . The entrance is at the hearth end of the structure . A few families had replaced the tent structure with stone walled huts roofed with poles ...
A stone storage platform on which the family's belongings are stacked runs down both sides . The entrance is at the hearth end of the structure . A few families had replaced the tent structure with stone walled huts roofed with poles ...
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