Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 4Department of Archaeology, 1985 - Archaeology |
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Page 32
... later Neolithic . As impressions , they tallied with environmental models that saw the earlier Neolithic in terms of rather sporadic clearance and settlement and with the evidence from the monu- ments which showed a zone of intensified ...
... later Neolithic . As impressions , they tallied with environmental models that saw the earlier Neolithic in terms of rather sporadic clearance and settlement and with the evidence from the monu- ments which showed a zone of intensified ...
Page 38
... later flint assemblages . They are mostly characterised by the common use of an unsystematic core technique and a restricted range of functionally attributable forms . The nature of such assemblages , which are often small in size ...
... later flint assemblages . They are mostly characterised by the common use of an unsystematic core technique and a restricted range of functionally attributable forms . The nature of such assemblages , which are often small in size ...
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... later Neolithic and quantities of Peterborough tradi- tion pottery were recovered from their fills ( Evans and Hodder n.d. ) . This localised later Neolithic recutting of an early Neolithic enclosure appears to represent a re ...
... later Neolithic and quantities of Peterborough tradi- tion pottery were recovered from their fills ( Evans and Hodder n.d. ) . This localised later Neolithic recutting of an early Neolithic enclosure appears to represent a re ...
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