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... possible . That is a compliment , not a criticism , from a refutationist perspective . A difficulty with Hodder's contextual approach is inherent in his goal , not in the method used to strive towards it . His primary example explaining ...
... possible . That is a compliment , not a criticism , from a refutationist perspective . A difficulty with Hodder's contextual approach is inherent in his goal , not in the method used to strive towards it . His primary example explaining ...
Page 82
... possible , anomalies . This discourages the interpretation of anomalies as refutations and hence discouraging the possibility of exploiting them for unanticipated understanding and novel insight . 11 Second , successful processual ...
... possible , anomalies . This discourages the interpretation of anomalies as refutations and hence discouraging the possibility of exploiting them for unanticipated understanding and novel insight . 11 Second , successful processual ...
Page 102
... possible relation- ships of the culture - material changes with the origins of anatomically modern Man in Europe . Additionally , the question of possible Solutrean origins is dis- cussed with reference to the evol- ution of leaf ...
... possible relation- ships of the culture - material changes with the origins of anatomically modern Man in Europe . Additionally , the question of possible Solutrean origins is dis- cussed with reference to the evol- ution of leaf ...
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