Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volumes 18-19Department of Archaeology, 2002 - Archaeology |
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... nature of a society's understanding of it will not only be overly generalistic , but will prove fruitless , as we move towards realising that expressions of time are not only contingent , they are subjective . Artelius moves on to use ...
... nature of a society's understanding of it will not only be overly generalistic , but will prove fruitless , as we move towards realising that expressions of time are not only contingent , they are subjective . Artelius moves on to use ...
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... nature at the heart of contemporary religious experience and to justify it by acknowledging nature worship as the root from which all religions have sprung . In 1932 , he interpreted Stonehenge's situation , a circular monument within a ...
... nature at the heart of contemporary religious experience and to justify it by acknowledging nature worship as the root from which all religions have sprung . In 1932 , he interpreted Stonehenge's situation , a circular monument within a ...
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... nature . The space that nature offers us rises above the ground and is oriented entirely towards the earth's surface . ... Through his intellect and his upright stance man can detach himself from this order and relate to himself the ...
... nature . The space that nature offers us rises above the ground and is oriented entirely towards the earth's surface . ... Through his intellect and his upright stance man can detach himself from this order and relate to himself the ...
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