Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 12Department of Archaeology, 1993 - Archaeology |
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... important social , cultural and political rĂ´le in western societies . The conservation of such things is important in the process of providing and / or controlling individual , cultural , so- cial and historical identity . The ...
... important social , cultural and political rĂ´le in western societies . The conservation of such things is important in the process of providing and / or controlling individual , cultural , so- cial and historical identity . The ...
Page 88
... important , for they particularly felt a more pressing need for social respectability than their male coun- terparts . This may have played an important factor in the tendency of women to specialise earlier than men , and concentrate on ...
... important , for they particularly felt a more pressing need for social respectability than their male coun- terparts . This may have played an important factor in the tendency of women to specialise earlier than men , and concentrate on ...
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... important to consider ( 1 ) that a large amount of carved antler and bone has no obvious specific physical function and ( 2 ) that not all antler and bone objects are engraved . One might suppose , therefore , that those which are ...
... important to consider ( 1 ) that a large amount of carved antler and bone has no obvious specific physical function and ( 2 ) that not all antler and bone objects are engraved . One might suppose , therefore , that those which are ...
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