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No collection was carried out prior to excavation as a subjective surface definition
clearly showed disturbed zones and adjacent ' blank ' areas where localised
colluviation probably sealed undisturbed horizons . A two - stage sampling ...
No collection was carried out prior to excavation as a subjective surface definition
clearly showed disturbed zones and adjacent ' blank ' areas where localised
colluviation probably sealed undisturbed horizons . A two - stage sampling ...
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This is clearly biasing the results here because the group of sites are involved in
commercial manufacture rather than consumption . 5 The over - representation of
some areas in Figure 7 can be considered in terms of a combination of factors ...
This is clearly biasing the results here because the group of sites are involved in
commercial manufacture rather than consumption . 5 The over - representation of
some areas in Figure 7 can be considered in terms of a combination of factors ...
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particularly fragile quality of much Saxon pottery clearly negates simple
comparisons in its survival and visibility and provides one case , of many , where
simple equations between the nature of different artefact - classes is clearly not
possible ...
particularly fragile quality of much Saxon pottery clearly negates simple
comparisons in its survival and visibility and provides one case , of many , where
simple equations between the nature of different artefact - classes is clearly not
possible ...
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| Title | Archaeological review from Cambridge, Volume 4, Issue 1 Archaeological review from Cambridge |
| Published | 1985 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 12 Apr 2011 |
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