Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 14, Issue 2Department of Archaeology, 1997 - Archaeology |
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... houses and domestic space and the ways in which this is related to cosmological concerns and the social relationships between different groups ( principally age and gender ) within societies . It is clear however that the idea is of ...
... houses and domestic space and the ways in which this is related to cosmological concerns and the social relationships between different groups ( principally age and gender ) within societies . It is clear however that the idea is of ...
Page 37
... houses of unequal size and form which act as an indicator of social inequality and is a result thereof , but the immediate accessibility of different building types ( e.g. Fig . 3 ) . At Habuba in the northern sector a neighbourhood ...
... houses of unequal size and form which act as an indicator of social inequality and is a result thereof , but the immediate accessibility of different building types ( e.g. Fig . 3 ) . At Habuba in the northern sector a neighbourhood ...
Page 100
... houses of this quality ? Perhaps significantly , ' Bayleaf ' , the ' finest ' of the medieval houses - and the one chosen to be furnished - lies in full sunlight beside the main path surrounded by pastureland almost exactly in the ...
... houses of this quality ? Perhaps significantly , ' Bayleaf ' , the ' finest ' of the medieval houses - and the one chosen to be furnished - lies in full sunlight beside the main path surrounded by pastureland almost exactly in the ...
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