Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volumes 14-15Department of Archaeology, 1997 - Archaeology |
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... individual's lives . The examples given below all concern pits , arguably one of the most common features found on British Iron Age sites . Initially pits were thought to have served as houses , in fact surely one of the greatest ...
... individual's lives . The examples given below all concern pits , arguably one of the most common features found on British Iron Age sites . Initially pits were thought to have served as houses , in fact surely one of the greatest ...
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... individual and this perceptual framework is conditioned by both the individual and the environment . The intermediary position of the perceptual framework , between people and the world around them , and its central role in shaping ...
... individual and this perceptual framework is conditioned by both the individual and the environment . The intermediary position of the perceptual framework , between people and the world around them , and its central role in shaping ...
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Put simply , the perceptual framework is created through the interaction of the individual and his / her environment where the environment is taken to be the natural , cultural , historic , and economic contexts within which an individual ...
Put simply , the perceptual framework is created through the interaction of the individual and his / her environment where the environment is taken to be the natural , cultural , historic , and economic contexts within which an individual ...
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