Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 16, Issue 1 - Volume 17, Issue 2Department of Archaeology, 1999 - Archaeology |
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... meaning to this record , arguing , in both cases , that we are too quick to treat rock - art as a text that can be read / translated . Janik hits on a key issue in rock - art , and indeed archaeology , today : just how do we attribute ...
... meaning to this record , arguing , in both cases , that we are too quick to treat rock - art as a text that can be read / translated . Janik hits on a key issue in rock - art , and indeed archaeology , today : just how do we attribute ...
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... meaning , and understood as an artefact with a dynamic existence . Fuglestvedt relates rock - art to the temporal changes witnessed by an individual in his or her life - the journey of life . Lindgren likewise tackles the temporal ...
... meaning , and understood as an artefact with a dynamic existence . Fuglestvedt relates rock - art to the temporal changes witnessed by an individual in his or her life - the journey of life . Lindgren likewise tackles the temporal ...
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... meaning is no longer bound to the criterion of co - presence alone . The use of a signifying object allows an individual to be in more than one place at the same time . Such a powerful ability will increase the pressure on the other ...
... meaning is no longer bound to the criterion of co - presence alone . The use of a signifying object allows an individual to be in more than one place at the same time . Such a powerful ability will increase the pressure on the other ...
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