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From the first season two broad concepts emerged , that of a distinctly nucleated ,
definable early Neolithic and of a broader , more tool - dominated later Neolithic .
As impressions , they tallied with environmental models that saw the earlier ...
From the first season two broad concepts emerged , that of a distinctly nucleated ,
definable early Neolithic and of a broader , more tool - dominated later Neolithic .
As impressions , they tallied with environmental models that saw the earlier ...
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1980 ) . The problem of isolating discrete and individually recognisable knapping
activity from a broader and more mixed overall context has already been noted ,
and a similar problem applies to the later flint assemblages . They are mostly ...
1980 ) . The problem of isolating discrete and individually recognisable knapping
activity from a broader and more mixed overall context has already been noted ,
and a similar problem applies to the later flint assemblages . They are mostly ...
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Such organised arrangements of the landscape are difficult to date . They are
clearly later than the Roman roads whose orientation they share , but how much
later ? Their date can only be inferred with recourse to more complex arguments
...
Such organised arrangements of the landscape are difficult to date . They are
clearly later than the Roman roads whose orientation they share , but how much
later ? Their date can only be inferred with recourse to more complex arguments
...
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Bibliographic information
| 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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