Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 14, Issue 2Department of Archaeology, 1997 - Archaeology |
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... areas and their development results from pre - planning with a specific conception of town construction . The network of planned pathways overlies two areas on one hand the town centre and Ibrahim's Garden , on the other hand the ...
... areas and their development results from pre - planning with a specific conception of town construction . The network of planned pathways overlies two areas on one hand the town centre and Ibrahim's Garden , on the other hand the ...
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... areas in which activities are practised depends upon how many activities are practised in sequence within a certain period of time : the more activities in a given period , the closer the areas ( Friedrichs 1983 ) . This allows people ...
... areas in which activities are practised depends upon how many activities are practised in sequence within a certain period of time : the more activities in a given period , the closer the areas ( Friedrichs 1983 ) . This allows people ...
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... areas an elite whose status derived from administrative and organisational activities ? The location of the buildings belonging to high status inhabitants in the gridded , city gate and harbour areas allowed these inhabitants to exert a ...
... areas an elite whose status derived from administrative and organisational activities ? The location of the buildings belonging to high status inhabitants in the gridded , city gate and harbour areas allowed these inhabitants to exert a ...
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