Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 11Department of Archaeology, 1992 - Archaeology |
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... examples from a number of Natufian sites . At Mallaha , gazelle horn cores were included in the grave pit of the collective burial H1 , H25 , H26 , H27 , H31 ; and in the pit of H70 . This latter example lay on top of the mortar ...
... examples from a number of Natufian sites . At Mallaha , gazelle horn cores were included in the grave pit of the collective burial H1 , H25 , H26 , H27 , H31 ; and in the pit of H70 . This latter example lay on top of the mortar ...
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... example at least , the incentive behind a particular decision . One might ask why the kind of houses people live in , or their accent , or their clothes should constitute a true expression of status ( ibid : 102 ) , but their way of ...
... example at least , the incentive behind a particular decision . One might ask why the kind of houses people live in , or their accent , or their clothes should constitute a true expression of status ( ibid : 102 ) , but their way of ...
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... example the ubiquitous example of someone accidentally slipping on a banana skin may cause observers to laugh . Henry Bergson suggested that such laughter is used as a form of social sanction by the group who recognise a reduction in ...
... example the ubiquitous example of someone accidentally slipping on a banana skin may cause observers to laugh . Henry Bergson suggested that such laughter is used as a form of social sanction by the group who recognise a reduction in ...
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