Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 11Department of Archaeology, 1992 - Archaeology |
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... nature which are studied by archaeologists in the present . They show palimpsests of reality , and their origin is essentially residual . - In their role as signs , the artefacts are primarily elements of mediation between individuals ...
... nature which are studied by archaeologists in the present . They show palimpsests of reality , and their origin is essentially residual . - In their role as signs , the artefacts are primarily elements of mediation between individuals ...
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... Nature So , the situation is complex . Discourse is . But is this just a salutory lesson , or can there be a deeper message here ? Is there scope for archaeological critique , revision and theory ? When a baby suckles at its mother's ...
... Nature So , the situation is complex . Discourse is . But is this just a salutory lesson , or can there be a deeper message here ? Is there scope for archaeological critique , revision and theory ? When a baby suckles at its mother's ...
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... Nature , of course , is what we perceive as nature : what is " natural " is a cultural decision . Connected to this , we should consider that in each and every individual society , there is a real environment and a cognised environment ...
... Nature , of course , is what we perceive as nature : what is " natural " is a cultural decision . Connected to this , we should consider that in each and every individual society , there is a real environment and a cognised environment ...
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