Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 4Department of Archaeology, 1985 - Archaeology |
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... stylistic patterns in the material record . Stylistic pat- terns are the observable transformations of form whose systematics act to both conventionalise and distinguish . Since it is the stylistic patterns that distinguish and ...
... stylistic patterns in the material record . Stylistic pat- terns are the observable transformations of form whose systematics act to both conventionalise and distinguish . Since it is the stylistic patterns that distinguish and ...
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Manifestations of Stylistic Change The first question in determining viable stylistic patterns within the material record is , how does stylistic pattern manifest itself ? There are three types of pattern that may be measured from a ...
Manifestations of Stylistic Change The first question in determining viable stylistic patterns within the material record is , how does stylistic pattern manifest itself ? There are three types of pattern that may be measured from a ...
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... ( stylistics ) of the artefacts inform on the relationships within material culture . However , if it is stylistics that inform on the relationships within material pattern , then how much stylistic information is available from the ...
... ( stylistics ) of the artefacts inform on the relationships within material culture . However , if it is stylistics that inform on the relationships within material pattern , then how much stylistic information is available from the ...
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