Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 5Department of Archaeology, 1986 - Archaeology |
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Page 143
... existence or otherwise of a " Great Rebuilding " of ordinary houses in rural England in the late 16th and early 17th centuries . The outline of an alternative approach will be suggested , starting from a rather different set of initial ...
... existence or otherwise of a " Great Rebuilding " of ordinary houses in rural England in the late 16th and early 17th centuries . The outline of an alternative approach will be suggested , starting from a rather different set of initial ...
Page 165
... existence of social divisions through some simple attributes , and then explains the rest of the archaeological record -- functions of buildings , patterns of residence , the nature of oolitical control on this dubious basis ...
... existence of social divisions through some simple attributes , and then explains the rest of the archaeological record -- functions of buildings , patterns of residence , the nature of oolitical control on this dubious basis ...
Page 186
... existence of a fourth wall along the western edge , suggesting that it was later destroyed during the erection of the cairn , with the displaced sandstone blocks being incorporated into the cairn ( Savory 1952 , 78 ) . On the excavation ...
... existence of a fourth wall along the western edge , suggesting that it was later destroyed during the erection of the cairn , with the displaced sandstone blocks being incorporated into the cairn ( Savory 1952 , 78 ) . On the excavation ...
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