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... seen to operate in hierarchical fashion and we encounter the possibility of an entirely new definition of explanation . This attempt to negotiate the true complexity inherent in evolutionary process is consistent with a conceptual ...
... seen to operate in hierarchical fashion and we encounter the possibility of an entirely new definition of explanation . This attempt to negotiate the true complexity inherent in evolutionary process is consistent with a conceptual ...
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Examples of this can be seen in the chapter on the evidence itself . In addition to the usual discussion of geographical variation there are added case studies for the southern and northern provinces for the period 20,000-10,000 BP ...
Examples of this can be seen in the chapter on the evidence itself . In addition to the usual discussion of geographical variation there are added case studies for the southern and northern provinces for the period 20,000-10,000 BP ...
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... seen in material culture , which after all makes up the record . Current studies of style and art are particularly vulnerable to such a criticism . To use an example from the book , Gamble interprets the geometric similarity between ...
... seen in material culture , which after all makes up the record . Current studies of style and art are particularly vulnerable to such a criticism . To use an example from the book , Gamble interprets the geometric similarity between ...
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