Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volumes 2-4Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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... important part of Giddens ' definition is that individuals may forebear to carry through a contemplated act . Such " contemplated causal interventions " are not , however , any less important than their ' realised ' counterparts for ...
... important part of Giddens ' definition is that individuals may forebear to carry through a contemplated act . Such " contemplated causal interventions " are not , however , any less important than their ' realised ' counterparts for ...
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... important characteristic in mind , contributions were solicited from several parts of the world , the aims being to illustrate the following : 1. The number of different regions of the world where textual information for past societies ...
... important characteristic in mind , contributions were solicited from several parts of the world , the aims being to illustrate the following : 1. The number of different regions of the world where textual information for past societies ...
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... important . If we think , as Swiss researchers do , that the maximum number of dots corres- ponds to the maximum number the artists could count to , then the maximum number is important not only as a figure for the size of a flock , but ...
... important . If we think , as Swiss researchers do , that the maximum number of dots corres- ponds to the maximum number the artists could count to , then the maximum number is important not only as a figure for the size of a flock , but ...
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