Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volumes 14-15Department of Archaeology, 1997 - Archaeology |
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... understanding of power as a diffuse entity , present at all levels of society and inherent in all events and relationships . Power is not something that one section of society has and another has not ; rather power exists in many ...
... understanding of power as a diffuse entity , present at all levels of society and inherent in all events and relationships . Power is not something that one section of society has and another has not ; rather power exists in many ...
Page 52
... understanding of Temple period society . The purpose of this essay is to consider how our preconceptions have influenced our perception of these objects and how these may have related to the perceptions of their original users . Albeit ...
... understanding of Temple period society . The purpose of this essay is to consider how our preconceptions have influenced our perception of these objects and how these may have related to the perceptions of their original users . Albeit ...
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... understanding any work of architecture is understanding the relationship between the patron and the builder . It also serves as a warning that while we might occasionally share our imaginative interpretations of structures with the ...
... understanding any work of architecture is understanding the relationship between the patron and the builder . It also serves as a warning that while we might occasionally share our imaginative interpretations of structures with the ...
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