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Page 138
He holds that such a conception has gone hand in hand with a particular way of
understanding action in archaeological and ethnoarchaeological terms , namely
the establishment of material correlates between behaviour and material culture .
He holds that such a conception has gone hand in hand with a particular way of
understanding action in archaeological and ethnoarchaeological terms , namely
the establishment of material correlates between behaviour and material culture .
Page 139
Given our understanding that space is a conception , it follows that space is also
a creation . Alternatively , a created space is a space built in time : as building
techniques , materials and forms may differ from one archaeological period to ...
Given our understanding that space is a conception , it follows that space is also
a creation . Alternatively , a created space is a space built in time : as building
techniques , materials and forms may differ from one archaeological period to ...
Page 168
This paper aims therefore at discussing some methodological aspects of a
relatively recent conception of space and its social implications as they have
been developed by the work of Hillier And Hanson in the Bartlett school of
architecture ...
This paper aims therefore at discussing some methodological aspects of a
relatively recent conception of space and its social implications as they have
been developed by the work of Hillier And Hanson in the Bartlett school of
architecture ...
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