Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 12Department of Archaeology, 1993 - Archaeology |
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... appears ever more separate from the traditional realities of existence , lies the continu- ing presence of ... appear- ance , latent and manifest psychology , authenticity and superficiality , or signifier and signified ( ibid .: 62 ) ...
... appears ever more separate from the traditional realities of existence , lies the continu- ing presence of ... appear- ance , latent and manifest psychology , authenticity and superficiality , or signifier and signified ( ibid .: 62 ) ...
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... appear to have been inherited ( O'Shea and Zvelebil 1984 ) , wealth could not : it tended to decline in the old age ... appears to be much greater than among the ethnographically known hunter - gatherers of Siberia , suggesting that the ...
... appear to have been inherited ( O'Shea and Zvelebil 1984 ) , wealth could not : it tended to decline in the old age ... appears to be much greater than among the ethnographically known hunter - gatherers of Siberia , suggesting that the ...
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... appears as the only unifying phenomenon in the linked sequence of events which is denoted by the Neolithic . In that ... appear to gain their specificity and coherence from their historical contingency , enhanced by the operation of ...
... appears as the only unifying phenomenon in the linked sequence of events which is denoted by the Neolithic . In that ... appear to gain their specificity and coherence from their historical contingency , enhanced by the operation of ...
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