Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 12Department of Archaeology, 1993 - Archaeology |
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... activity in the context of the transmission and reception of signal . Scheduling activities in the landscape and trade between spatially distant communities are indicative of certain scales of spatio - temporal perception . Material ...
... activity in the context of the transmission and reception of signal . Scheduling activities in the landscape and trade between spatially distant communities are indicative of certain scales of spatio - temporal perception . Material ...
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... activity . However , it could still be a functional item , perhaps as an applicator and / or mixing board for ochre . Also the nummulite fossil from Tata which has one natural crack and another line engraved perpendicular to this to ...
... activity . However , it could still be a functional item , perhaps as an applicator and / or mixing board for ochre . Also the nummulite fossil from Tata which has one natural crack and another line engraved perpendicular to this to ...
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... activity in progress " ( 1977 : 105 ) . The practical time is codified , marked and divided by ceremonies and ... activities , such as at Skateholm ( Larssen 1993 , 1989 ) or Zveinieki ( Zagorskis 1987 ) , even though the use of the same ...
... activity in progress " ( 1977 : 105 ) . The practical time is codified , marked and divided by ceremonies and ... activities , such as at Skateholm ( Larssen 1993 , 1989 ) or Zveinieki ( Zagorskis 1987 ) , even though the use of the same ...
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