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Conversely , a framework of spatial organisation that accounts for and is
conditioned by social relations has been put forward as a more promising option
to illuminate an old problem . SO Similarly , Eugenia Yiannouli and Steve Mithen
are ...
Conversely , a framework of spatial organisation that accounts for and is
conditioned by social relations has been put forward as a more promising option
to illuminate an old problem . SO Similarly , Eugenia Yiannouli and Steve Mithen
are ...
Page 139
It is interesting to note that the same analogy between spatial and social
organisation , and in particular between spatial segregation and social
differentiation , was also observed by George Erdosy in Indian settlement layout .
It was also ...
It is interesting to note that the same analogy between spatial and social
organisation , and in particular between spatial segregation and social
differentiation , was also observed by George Erdosy in Indian settlement layout .
It was also ...
Page 238
... this flourish, the opening fades -- there is a single Dal try page on the Later
Neolithic, in so i te of suggest ions that it is this oeriod which sees the emergence
of a longlived social organisation (see, for example, Whittle 1981 or Bradley 1984
).
... this flourish, the opening fades -- there is a single Dal try page on the Later
Neolithic, in so i te of suggest ions that it is this oeriod which sees the emergence
of a longlived social organisation (see, for example, Whittle 1981 or Bradley 1984
).
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| 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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