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The goals of ethnoarchaeology are therefore seen as identifying relationships
between formally different behaviours and their physical and material
consequences , even though the precise construal of this relationship might vary
from ...
The goals of ethnoarchaeology are therefore seen as identifying relationships
between formally different behaviours and their physical and material
consequences , even though the precise construal of this relationship might vary
from ...
Page 184
Thus , to treat material culture merely as the material correlates of behaviour , or
extrasomatic adaptive appendages , actually precludes the possibility of ever
recognising that its meaning is both concept - dependent and intersubjectively ...
Thus , to treat material culture merely as the material correlates of behaviour , or
extrasomatic adaptive appendages , actually precludes the possibility of ever
recognising that its meaning is both concept - dependent and intersubjectively ...
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253pn . material form , for India is wel 1 £ 25.00 ( Hard ) ISBN 0-521-30522-5 .
known for its richness of both material form ... The purpose the spate of recent
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253pn . material form , for India is wel 1 £ 25.00 ( Hard ) ISBN 0-521-30522-5 .
known for its richness of both material form ... The purpose the spate of recent
books of this work is to demonstrate to on ceramic variability and material
stubborn ...
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