Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 11Department of Archaeology, 1992 - Archaeology |
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... considered ( but see Valla 1991 , 1992 ) . As a result , the study of mortuary practices has been reduced to , and remains at the level of , a search for correlates between grave types and assemblages and social organisation ( e.g. ...
... considered ( but see Valla 1991 , 1992 ) . As a result , the study of mortuary practices has been reduced to , and remains at the level of , a search for correlates between grave types and assemblages and social organisation ( e.g. ...
Page 77
... considered inappropriate to use a picture of a baby to market woollen jumpers per se , but rather because the image itself was considered to be " distasteful " and inappropriate for public display . Discourse , such as attitudes and ...
... considered inappropriate to use a picture of a baby to market woollen jumpers per se , but rather because the image itself was considered to be " distasteful " and inappropriate for public display . Discourse , such as attitudes and ...
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... considered vengeful , although he is also held in love and respect by the miners , and regularly given coca leaves , libations of alcohol , and llama sacrifices for his assistance in the miners productivity . The Tio is seen in contrast ...
... considered vengeful , although he is also held in love and respect by the miners , and regularly given coca leaves , libations of alcohol , and llama sacrifices for his assistance in the miners productivity . The Tio is seen in contrast ...
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