Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volumes 12-13Department of Archaeology, 1993 - Archaeology |
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... reflect multiple status distinctions in addition to regional variability ( Harrold 1980 ) . The evidence for a sense of self awareness implied through burial and other potential aspects of developed ritual practices lend support to the ...
... reflect multiple status distinctions in addition to regional variability ( Harrold 1980 ) . The evidence for a sense of self awareness implied through burial and other potential aspects of developed ritual practices lend support to the ...
Page 119
... reflect energy expenditure which may be a useful initial proxy rank . Nevertheless , one potential danger with an approach emphasising size is to assume that ranking is reflected in some directly quantitative way : are not social ...
... reflect energy expenditure which may be a useful initial proxy rank . Nevertheless , one potential danger with an approach emphasising size is to assume that ranking is reflected in some directly quantitative way : are not social ...
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... reflect upon the attitudes of those in charge of the burial , who were presumably not other young people , but older members of society . If burial ritual reflects that the young under certain biological age were treated as a distinct ...
... reflect upon the attitudes of those in charge of the burial , who were presumably not other young people , but older members of society . If burial ritual reflects that the young under certain biological age were treated as a distinct ...
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