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... outlined above , is used to support the conclusion that the earliest levels of the
site represent a domestic context . ... far from uniform in character " ( Savory 1952
, 82 ) , containing diagnostic sherds of both early and later Neolithic forms .
... outlined above , is used to support the conclusion that the earliest levels of the
site represent a domestic context . ... far from uniform in character " ( Savory 1952
, 82 ) , containing diagnostic sherds of both early and later Neolithic forms .
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on а on A on to an use a as of this for explaining lithic which focuses Early Man in
variability are still far too Africa , begins with paper by doorly understood and SO
this Bilsborough which examinines the nader , although not develoning the ...
on а on A on to an use a as of this for explaining lithic which focuses Early Man in
variability are still far too Africa , begins with paper by doorly understood and SO
this Bilsborough which examinines the nader , although not develoning the ...
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The in a chronological framework , so odd one out is the illustration of that the
Early Neolithic and the a peat - cutting machine , which could Sweet Track (
named after Ray Sweet , have been replaced with advantage the peat - worker
who ...
The in a chronological framework , so odd one out is the illustration of that the
Early Neolithic and the a peat - cutting machine , which could Sweet Track (
named after Ray Sweet , have been replaced with advantage the peat - worker
who ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Archaeological review from Cambridge, Volume 5, Issue 2 Archaeological review from Cambridge |
| Published | 1986 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 25 Jun 2007 |
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