Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volumes 14-15Department of Archaeology, 1997 - Archaeology |
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... perception - the process through which we come to apprehend the world through our poses a fundamental problem for archaeology . It is a problem which arises from the point at which the trowel hits the dirt and which continues to the ...
... perception - the process through which we come to apprehend the world through our poses a fundamental problem for archaeology . It is a problem which arises from the point at which the trowel hits the dirt and which continues to the ...
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... perception in early hominids ( cf. Davidson and Noble 1989 , Wynn 1991 ) . A further restriction on the scope of the ... perceptions to the 8 Interpreting the Perceptions of Past People.
... perception in early hominids ( cf. Davidson and Noble 1989 , Wynn 1991 ) . A further restriction on the scope of the ... perceptions to the 8 Interpreting the Perceptions of Past People.
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... perception of these objects has thus influenced our wider understanding of Temple period society . The purpose of this essay is to consider how our preconceptions have influenced our perception of these objects and how these may have ...
... perception of these objects has thus influenced our wider understanding of Temple period society . The purpose of this essay is to consider how our preconceptions have influenced our perception of these objects and how these may have ...
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