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For all these reasons , landscape stratigraphic analysis tends to be more
informative when a wider focus is adopted , concentrating not simply on the
relationship of the Roman road ( or other dated linear feature ) to the boundaries
immediately ...
For all these reasons , landscape stratigraphic analysis tends to be more
informative when a wider focus is adopted , concentrating not simply on the
relationship of the Roman road ( or other dated linear feature ) to the boundaries
immediately ...
Page 81
In geography Tuan has seen this as a dilemma between an environmentalism
which " seeks meaning in order and finds a largely determined , timeless and tidy
world " and existentialism which " seeks meaning in the landscape as it would in
...
In geography Tuan has seen this as a dilemma between an environmentalism
which " seeks meaning in order and finds a largely determined , timeless and tidy
world " and existentialism which " seeks meaning in the landscape as it would in
...
Page 82
It is the cumulative process of culture in the landscape which produces the '
personality ' or the Vidalian genre de vie of a region . In archaeology the idea of a
cultural landscape must be approached with some caution as its development as
a ...
It is the cumulative process of culture in the landscape which produces the '
personality ' or the Vidalian genre de vie of a region . In archaeology the idea of a
cultural landscape must be approached with some caution as its development as
a ...
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