Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 13Department of Archaeology, 1994 - Archaeology |
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Page 49
... society extend for as long as possible . But , in many cultures children occupy a central position from which they may carry out important roles and activities not done by anyone else . Indeed the different roles that children take on ...
... society extend for as long as possible . But , in many cultures children occupy a central position from which they may carry out important roles and activities not done by anyone else . Indeed the different roles that children take on ...
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... society allows emotional distancing ( Williamson 1978 , 64 ) . The Romans placed no greater value on life than Carthaginians . Exposure was personal , removed and unregulated infanticide . There seems to have been a general disposition ...
... society allows emotional distancing ( Williamson 1978 , 64 ) . The Romans placed no greater value on life than Carthaginians . Exposure was personal , removed and unregulated infanticide . There seems to have been a general disposition ...
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... society may increase our ability to look clearly into the past and to recognise how we are affected by it . In many ways modern society is guided by both the remnants of Carthaginian ritual infanticide in Christian religion and in the ...
... society may increase our ability to look clearly into the past and to recognise how we are affected by it . In many ways modern society is guided by both the remnants of Carthaginian ritual infanticide in Christian religion and in the ...
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