Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volumes 14-15Department of Archaeology, 1997 - Archaeology |
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... landscape , he or she sees the world from a particular perspective , interpreting each locale in a sequence that shapes understanding . Thus placement , orientation and movement in the material world structure interpretation . In Part ...
... landscape , he or she sees the world from a particular perspective , interpreting each locale in a sequence that shapes understanding . Thus placement , orientation and movement in the material world structure interpretation . In Part ...
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... Landscape , it is therefore inherently unlikely that Tilley should experience the landscape he walks across in the same way as a Neolithic person . Not only does he not take into account the ' natural ' variability of the human body ...
... Landscape , it is therefore inherently unlikely that Tilley should experience the landscape he walks across in the same way as a Neolithic person . Not only does he not take into account the ' natural ' variability of the human body ...
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... landscape . In turn , Tilley argues that such physical experience shapes interpretation . I would in fact argue the converse : different people following the same path across a landscape may experience that landscape in very different ...
... landscape . In turn , Tilley argues that such physical experience shapes interpretation . I would in fact argue the converse : different people following the same path across a landscape may experience that landscape in very different ...
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