Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 3Department of Archaeology, 1984 - Archaeology |
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... direct , subjective , aesthetic links between the past and the present , seems substantially valid . However , I would contend that Antiquarianism is much more interesting and significant than this dichotomy would seem to allow . I ...
... direct , subjective , aesthetic links between the past and the present , seems substantially valid . However , I would contend that Antiquarianism is much more interesting and significant than this dichotomy would seem to allow . I ...
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... direct contact with individuals who are separated from the ordinary round of social activity , has itself a direct import for human activity , and for modes of justifying action ; and here one must move on to study the role of ' Nature ...
... direct contact with individuals who are separated from the ordinary round of social activity , has itself a direct import for human activity , and for modes of justifying action ; and here one must move on to study the role of ' Nature ...
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... direct result of activities taking place within the camp while the hunters were away , such as food processing by women around hearths , the location of activity areas utilise shade , debris disposal , and childrens ' play . Essentially ...
... direct result of activities taking place within the camp while the hunters were away , such as food processing by women around hearths , the location of activity areas utilise shade , debris disposal , and childrens ' play . Essentially ...
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