Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volumes 19-20Department of Archaeology, 2004 - Archaeology |
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... Roman world held by some modern scholars . Traditionally , the Roman period has been regarded as something almost superior to the prehistoric due to the existence of written history , and a misplaced idea of near - modern thinking , or ...
... Roman world held by some modern scholars . Traditionally , the Roman period has been regarded as something almost superior to the prehistoric due to the existence of written history , and a misplaced idea of near - modern thinking , or ...
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... Roman pottery in Iron Britain . In Prehistoric Britain : The Ceramic Basis ( eds A. Woodward and J. D. Hill ) ... Roman Britain . Proceedings of the British Academy 1905-1906 , pp . 185–217 . Haverfield , R. 1912. The Romanisation of Roman ...
... Roman pottery in Iron Britain . In Prehistoric Britain : The Ceramic Basis ( eds A. Woodward and J. D. Hill ) ... Roman Britain . Proceedings of the British Academy 1905-1906 , pp . 185–217 . Haverfield , R. 1912. The Romanisation of Roman ...
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King , A. 1999. Diet in the Roman world : a regional inter - site comparison of the mammal bones . Journal of Roman Archaeology , 12 : 168–202 . Knight , V. J. 2001. Feasting and the emergence of platform mound ceremonialism in eastern ...
King , A. 1999. Diet in the Roman world : a regional inter - site comparison of the mammal bones . Journal of Roman Archaeology , 12 : 168–202 . Knight , V. J. 2001. Feasting and the emergence of platform mound ceremonialism in eastern ...
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Foreword | 1 |
How Little Does it Take to Represent a Face? | 9 |
Archaeology and Aesthetics | 12 |
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