Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volumes 18-19Department of Archaeology, 2002 - Archaeology |
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... discussion of the wider context of the raw material . As an example , Foreman ( 1991 ) describes a large assemblage of bone artefacts from medieval deposits in Lurk Lane , Beverley , ( U.K. ) . There is a substantial zooarchaeology ...
... discussion of the wider context of the raw material . As an example , Foreman ( 1991 ) describes a large assemblage of bone artefacts from medieval deposits in Lurk Lane , Beverley , ( U.K. ) . There is a substantial zooarchaeology ...
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... discuss the consequences for animal husbandry of a cash economy based on the manorial system . The immediate conclusion of that discussion is that the abundance of sheep in Dublin has to do with their role as a rural ' cash crop ' , and ...
... discuss the consequences for animal husbandry of a cash economy based on the manorial system . The immediate conclusion of that discussion is that the abundance of sheep in Dublin has to do with their role as a rural ' cash crop ' , and ...
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... discussions among German archaeologists is how these links and an anthropological paradigm for archaeology in general could and should be made fruitful again in the future ( Veit 2000 ) . But make no mistake , this discussion is of a ...
... discussions among German archaeologists is how these links and an anthropological paradigm for archaeology in general could and should be made fruitful again in the future ( Veit 2000 ) . But make no mistake , this discussion is of a ...
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