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Page 42
... situation and mood , and we know that the past is a construct built from the present , depen- dent on our own society's concept of time and space . But , as Leone ( 1978 , 25 ) has observed , we rarely ask how past and present societies ...
... situation and mood , and we know that the past is a construct built from the present , depen- dent on our own society's concept of time and space . But , as Leone ( 1978 , 25 ) has observed , we rarely ask how past and present societies ...
Page 44
... situation is only different as to its observable factors such as people involved and locations . Therefore , the past is the present ( cf. Lowenthal , 1985 xv ) . Indians know the past because it is spiritually and ritually a part of ...
... situation is only different as to its observable factors such as people involved and locations . Therefore , the past is the present ( cf. Lowenthal , 1985 xv ) . Indians know the past because it is spiritually and ritually a part of ...
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... situation of the Chatelperronian in the Middle - Upper Palaeolithic transition in France and suggests that both industries , the Szeletian and the Chatelperronian , represent the response of extant Neanderthal populations to the coming ...
... situation of the Chatelperronian in the Middle - Upper Palaeolithic transition in France and suggests that both industries , the Szeletian and the Chatelperronian , represent the response of extant Neanderthal populations to the coming ...
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