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I suggest that the tendency toward formalisation begins when camps are
composed of more than two extended families , as the two groups at the ends of
the chain form blocks of individuals who are simply kin - of - close - kin to each
other , not ...
I suggest that the tendency toward formalisation begins when camps are
composed of more than two extended families , as the two groups at the ends of
the chain form blocks of individuals who are simply kin - of - close - kin to each
other , not ...
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... suggests that the book is somehow constituted case by case , the en -
protected by an unspoken sancti - tire structure of ... the book attempts to in Action
has already received introduce the non - specialist reader suggest that
consensus is all ...
... suggests that the book is somehow constituted case by case , the en -
protected by an unspoken sancti - tire structure of ... the book attempts to in Action
has already received introduce the non - specialist reader suggest that
consensus is all ...
Page 105
In many instances the author occur , and only then will they be simply suggests
that alternative , able to assess the ... does point up the failure of one set of not
suggest to him that archaeology generalisations and analogies to be cannot be a
...
In many instances the author occur , and only then will they be simply suggests
that alternative , able to assess the ... does point up the failure of one set of not
suggest to him that archaeology generalisations and analogies to be cannot be a
...
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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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