Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 20Department of Archaeology, 2005 - Archaeology |
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Page 133
... interesting that the examples in this chapter seem to represent periods which are traditionally overlooked due to what came afterwards . Thus , a period of cultural mixing and interaction in the Great Lakes region becomes subsumed in ...
... interesting that the examples in this chapter seem to represent periods which are traditionally overlooked due to what came afterwards . Thus , a period of cultural mixing and interaction in the Great Lakes region becomes subsumed in ...
Page 146
... interesting is in exploring the ways in which these techniques can be used to ' think outside the box ' . Of particular interest are the papers attempting to understand the religious beliefs of societies for which little information is ...
... interesting is in exploring the ways in which these techniques can be used to ' think outside the box ' . Of particular interest are the papers attempting to understand the religious beliefs of societies for which little information is ...
Page 194
... Interesting as Tilley's philosophy is , there is no reason to assume that experience and embodiment have universal meanings that transcend space and time . Tilley then sets out to apply his approach to the menhirs in Brittany , the ...
... Interesting as Tilley's philosophy is , there is no reason to assume that experience and embodiment have universal meanings that transcend space and time . Tilley then sets out to apply his approach to the menhirs in Brittany , the ...
Contents
Preface | 1 |
Real and unreal landscapes | 7 |
Activating the prehistoric landscape of Lancashire | 39 |
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