Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 5Department of Archaeology, 1986 - Archaeology |
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Page 194
... temporal independence . Does or should a spatial archaeology exist , given the fact that temporal and spatial concepts must be considered as totally embedded within their social context ? Certainly , this problem relates to the ...
... temporal independence . Does or should a spatial archaeology exist , given the fact that temporal and spatial concepts must be considered as totally embedded within their social context ? Certainly , this problem relates to the ...
Page 198
... temporal dimension that articulated space is structured and is either intentionally maintained and / or transformed by social agency and material deterioration ( Fletcher 1984 ) . In this manner constructs cannot be regarded as static ...
... temporal dimension that articulated space is structured and is either intentionally maintained and / or transformed by social agency and material deterioration ( Fletcher 1984 ) . In this manner constructs cannot be regarded as static ...
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... temporal pattern of mound construction is considered , another spatial distinction emerges . Better excavation of mounds and their phases of construction has illustrated a pattern of mound elabora- tion throughout the 3rd millenium BC ...
... temporal pattern of mound construction is considered , another spatial distinction emerges . Better excavation of mounds and their phases of construction has illustrated a pattern of mound elabora- tion throughout the 3rd millenium BC ...
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