Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 4Department of Archaeology, 1985 - Archaeology |
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... suggest that a 20 % fraction of the region is representative , but is it practical ? There is little written on the time ... suggests that it would take 40 worker - hours to survey 10 hectares at 3m spacing ( line walking ) in a ploughed ...
... suggest that a 20 % fraction of the region is representative , but is it practical ? There is little written on the time ... suggests that it would take 40 worker - hours to survey 10 hectares at 3m spacing ( line walking ) in a ploughed ...
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... suggests that the clearest stratigraphic relationships between Roman roads and field boundaries , of the type noted ... suggest that , in the post - Roman period , major boundaries and routeways survived within a landscape in which the ...
... suggests that the clearest stratigraphic relationships between Roman roads and field boundaries , of the type noted ... suggest that , in the post - Roman period , major boundaries and routeways survived within a landscape in which the ...
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... suggest that changes in ceramics are directly related to demography , political organisation and land utilisation ... suggests the need to consider the environmental , as well as the social and economic contexts , as part of a whole ...
... suggest that changes in ceramics are directly related to demography , political organisation and land utilisation ... suggests the need to consider the environmental , as well as the social and economic contexts , as part of a whole ...
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