Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 11Department of Archaeology, 1992 - Archaeology |
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... period has become the reference point from which interpretations of previous and subsequent periods are frequently taken . Archaeologists have been anxious to " trace the prehistoric social groups that became the Natufian around 12 800 ...
... period has become the reference point from which interpretations of previous and subsequent periods are frequently taken . Archaeologists have been anxious to " trace the prehistoric social groups that became the Natufian around 12 800 ...
Page 99
... period , although under Imperial control ( Ramm 1978 ) . In the Anglo - Saxon period this area formed the core of what was to become the English kingdom of Deira . Perhaps in order to maintain the distinction with neighbouring regions ...
... period , although under Imperial control ( Ramm 1978 ) . In the Anglo - Saxon period this area formed the core of what was to become the English kingdom of Deira . Perhaps in order to maintain the distinction with neighbouring regions ...
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... period . This " new " approach would seem to owe a lot to British Anglo - Saxon scholarship ( although this it- self is hardly perfect ) . Thus this book treads a new path , away from the traditional art- historical approach usually ...
... period . This " new " approach would seem to owe a lot to British Anglo - Saxon scholarship ( although this it- self is hardly perfect ) . Thus this book treads a new path , away from the traditional art- historical approach usually ...
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