Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 5Department of Archaeology, 1986 - Archaeology |
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... values about the relationships between members of that household , and that household's relationship to the outside world . Changes in house plan after this date modified that set of values , and may be seen as examples of social action ...
... values about the relationships between members of that household , and that household's relationship to the outside world . Changes in house plan after this date modified that set of values , and may be seen as examples of social action ...
Page 170
... value between 0 and 1 , with low values indicating a high degree of integration and vice versa ) . The other aspect is the one of relative ringiness ( RR ) . RR denotes whether patterned elements , such as all rooms in a building ...
... value between 0 and 1 , with low values indicating a high degree of integration and vice versa ) . The other aspect is the one of relative ringiness ( RR ) . RR denotes whether patterned elements , such as all rooms in a building ...
Page 178
... values must be of significance for they point towards the purposive and intentional character of house - building decision - making . What , however , could be the social meaning of such values in more concrete terms ? According to ...
... values must be of significance for they point towards the purposive and intentional character of house - building decision - making . What , however , could be the social meaning of such values in more concrete terms ? According to ...
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