Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volumes 12-13Department of Archaeology, 1993 - Archaeology |
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... social life has a disrup- tive effect upon totalising social theories , since it becomes increas- ingly difficult to consider social relations as making up bounded to- talities if they are seen as dispersed across space and time . This ...
... social life has a disrup- tive effect upon totalising social theories , since it becomes increas- ingly difficult to consider social relations as making up bounded to- talities if they are seen as dispersed across space and time . This ...
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... social structure inferred from the mortuary analysis and the symbolism of the Oleneostrovski ideology . Mortuary analysis have revealed the existence of at least seven social dimensions , expressing band membership , age , sex ...
... social structure inferred from the mortuary analysis and the symbolism of the Oleneostrovski ideology . Mortuary analysis have revealed the existence of at least seven social dimensions , expressing band membership , age , sex ...
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... social values . Children are active in their own development , mastering skills and accumulating a large and complex body of knowledge throughout childhood . They therefore also learn the symbolic values attached to objects through ...
... social values . Children are active in their own development , mastering skills and accumulating a large and complex body of knowledge throughout childhood . They therefore also learn the symbolic values attached to objects through ...
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