Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 12Department of Archaeology, 1993 - Archaeology |
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... memory storage ; ( 10 ) a capacity for voluntary ( explicit ) retrieval from memory ; ( 11 ) new forms of representation ( including words and larger narrative structures ) ; ( 11 ) autobiographical memory ; ( 12 ) shared ...
... memory storage ; ( 10 ) a capacity for voluntary ( explicit ) retrieval from memory ; ( 11 ) new forms of representation ( including words and larger narrative structures ) ; ( 11 ) autobiographical memory ; ( 12 ) shared ...
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... memory storage . External memory ( as opposed to intemal , or " biological " memory ) involves completely new memory media with properties that are fundamentally different from those of biological memory . Table 2 illustrates some of ...
... memory storage . External memory ( as opposed to intemal , or " biological " memory ) involves completely new memory media with properties that are fundamentally different from those of biological memory . Table 2 illustrates some of ...
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Table 2. Properties of internal and external memory compared . internal memory record external memory record ( engram ) fixed physiological media ( exogram ) constrained virtually unlimited physical media format , unconstrained format ...
Table 2. Properties of internal and external memory compared . internal memory record external memory record ( engram ) fixed physiological media ( exogram ) constrained virtually unlimited physical media format , unconstrained format ...
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