Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 3Department of Archaeology, 1984 - Archaeology |
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... written sources , and it is entirely laudable that prehistorians should attempt to supply the answers to questions in prehistory which will tend to fall in the domain of the historian once written sources become available . There is an ...
... written sources , and it is entirely laudable that prehistorians should attempt to supply the answers to questions in prehistory which will tend to fall in the domain of the historian once written sources become available . There is an ...
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... written authority are obvious and almost indispensible . Yet the incompleteness of the codes we have confirms that much law remained in the realm of tradition , and suggests that the written prescriptions were only intended to deal with ...
... written authority are obvious and almost indispensible . Yet the incompleteness of the codes we have confirms that much law remained in the realm of tradition , and suggests that the written prescriptions were only intended to deal with ...
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... written in the Chinese language , using Chinese gram- matical rules etc. -- and most of the Kojiki and Nihon Shoki are indeed written in Chinese ; ( 2 ) the characters could be used only for their Chinese phonetic values , to transcribe ...
... written in the Chinese language , using Chinese gram- matical rules etc. -- and most of the Kojiki and Nihon Shoki are indeed written in Chinese ; ( 2 ) the characters could be used only for their Chinese phonetic values , to transcribe ...
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