Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 4Department of Archaeology, 1985 - Archaeology |
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Page 160
... material record speak for itself ( Gould 1980 ) . Material culture , removed from links with the semantic world of meaning , cannot inform on this semantic world . However , simply because the material record is linguistically silent ...
... material record speak for itself ( Gould 1980 ) . Material culture , removed from links with the semantic world of meaning , cannot inform on this semantic world . However , simply because the material record is linguistically silent ...
Page 161
... material point of view . These are : pattern of media ( the material that the objects are made of ) ; pattern of technology ( the level of skilled process of manufacture ) ; and pattern of style ( the systematics of form ) . What I mean ...
... material point of view . These are : pattern of media ( the material that the objects are made of ) ; pattern of technology ( the level of skilled process of manufacture ) ; and pattern of style ( the systematics of form ) . What I mean ...
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... material patterns . It is not just that the media or technological pattern informs on the nature of prehis- toric material culture , but furthermore that the character ( stylistics ) of the artefacts inform on the relationships within ...
... material patterns . It is not just that the media or technological pattern informs on the nature of prehis- toric material culture , but furthermore that the character ( stylistics ) of the artefacts inform on the relationships within ...
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