Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 13Department of Archaeology, 1994 - Archaeology |
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... trade It was trade , and especially long - distance exchanges which emerge as central to the acquisition of other forms of wealth by the central elites . The often spectacular finds of Ptolemaic , Roman and other Mediterranean imports ...
... trade It was trade , and especially long - distance exchanges which emerge as central to the acquisition of other forms of wealth by the central elites . The often spectacular finds of Ptolemaic , Roman and other Mediterranean imports ...
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... trade continued to play a central role in political developments in historic periods . What are required now are more sophisticated analyses of such trade and exchanges and their social context . It is remarkable that interpretations ...
... trade continued to play a central role in political developments in historic periods . What are required now are more sophisticated analyses of such trade and exchanges and their social context . It is remarkable that interpretations ...
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... Trade Among those interviewed at Marulamantsi there were only a few who were not engaged in some kind of production for trade with the people of Serowe . This production for trade consisted mainly of craft production and / or the ...
... Trade Among those interviewed at Marulamantsi there were only a few who were not engaged in some kind of production for trade with the people of Serowe . This production for trade consisted mainly of craft production and / or the ...
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