Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 11Department of Archaeology, 1992 - Archaeology |
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... particular practices under socially defined and culturally specific conditions should now be relatively uncontentious . Due to the generalised conception of the Levantine later epipalaeolithic , which exists largely as a result of the ...
... particular practices under socially defined and culturally specific conditions should now be relatively uncontentious . Due to the generalised conception of the Levantine later epipalaeolithic , which exists largely as a result of the ...
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... particular practices under socially defined and culturally specific conditions should now be relatively uncontentious . Due to the generalised conception of the Levantine later epipalaeolithic , which exists largely as a result of the ...
... particular practices under socially defined and culturally specific conditions should now be relatively uncontentious . Due to the generalised conception of the Levantine later epipalaeolithic , which exists largely as a result of the ...
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... particular social units . Because this issue is not fully addressed , the same spa- tial structures are open to sev- eral interpretations , not all of which are acknowledged . For instance , Thomas argues that Woodhenge a comparatively ...
... particular social units . Because this issue is not fully addressed , the same spa- tial structures are open to sev- eral interpretations , not all of which are acknowledged . For instance , Thomas argues that Woodhenge a comparatively ...
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