Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volumes 19-20Department of Archaeology, 2004 - Archaeology |
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... suggesting ' that Long wants to defy Picasso's dictum that " Art is what nature isn't " by fusing art and nature in a ... suggests a more rigorous theoretical approach . These I would suggest are phenomenologically based in terms of the ...
... suggesting ' that Long wants to defy Picasso's dictum that " Art is what nature isn't " by fusing art and nature in a ... suggests a more rigorous theoretical approach . These I would suggest are phenomenologically based in terms of the ...
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... suggests that many of the arguments for language change are oversimplified . The fourth chapter entitled ' Bones , Genes and People ' explores the range of information that can be extracted from people both the remains of individuals ...
... suggests that many of the arguments for language change are oversimplified . The fourth chapter entitled ' Bones , Genes and People ' explores the range of information that can be extracted from people both the remains of individuals ...
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... suggesting that continued authority was being legitimised and expressed through ancestral linkages ( McOmish 1996 ... suggests an increasingly competitive system with sophisticated modes of display including settlement monumentality ...
... suggesting that continued authority was being legitimised and expressed through ancestral linkages ( McOmish 1996 ... suggests an increasingly competitive system with sophisticated modes of display including settlement monumentality ...
Contents
Foreword | 1 |
How Little Does it Take to Represent a Face? | 9 |
Archaeology and Aesthetics | 12 |
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