Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 11Department of Archaeology, 1992 - Archaeology |
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Page 126
... understanding of power relations becomes the necessary end of archaeological analysis . Although he has a far more sophisticated view of the dynamics of power , and of the relationship between material culture and power relations than ...
... understanding of power relations becomes the necessary end of archaeological analysis . Although he has a far more sophisticated view of the dynamics of power , and of the relationship between material culture and power relations than ...
Page 128
... understanding of the social . " Social relations between humans take the form of relations of dominance and influence between groups of individuals who share mutual interests " ( Parker Pearson 1982 : 100 ) . To this end , material ...
... understanding of the social . " Social relations between humans take the form of relations of dominance and influence between groups of individuals who share mutual interests " ( Parker Pearson 1982 : 100 ) . To this end , material ...
Page 153
... understanding of the local conditions and the variable factors involved . Bodies , for example , decompose at different rates according to the individual's weight and the surrounding environment . Perhaps the most important point is the ...
... understanding of the local conditions and the variable factors involved . Bodies , for example , decompose at different rates according to the individual's weight and the surrounding environment . Perhaps the most important point is the ...
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