Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 12Department of Archaeology, 1993 - Archaeology |
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... example ibex at Hortus , bison at La Borde and bovids at Mauran ( Farizy et al . 1994 ; Jaubert et al . 1990 ) , but this may relate to opportunistic hunting of resources as they are encountered in a relatively eclectic manner ( Chase ...
... example ibex at Hortus , bison at La Borde and bovids at Mauran ( Farizy et al . 1994 ; Jaubert et al . 1990 ) , but this may relate to opportunistic hunting of resources as they are encountered in a relatively eclectic manner ( Chase ...
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... example , in elderly professors savaging young research students in public , or in personal attacks and the use of ... example of the denial of emotion in archaeology , one could cite the exclusion of the emotive from the way ...
... example , in elderly professors savaging young research students in public , or in personal attacks and the use of ... example of the denial of emotion in archaeology , one could cite the exclusion of the emotive from the way ...
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... example , a prehistorian friend of mine became aware that the models of conflict she was applying to the culture she was studying were the same as those that she used to rationalise the difficulties she was facing in her personal ...
... example , a prehistorian friend of mine became aware that the models of conflict she was applying to the culture she was studying were the same as those that she used to rationalise the difficulties she was facing in her personal ...
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