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Page 160
... basis of most interpretation in archaeology . Therefore , a major methodological consideration in archaeology must be the viable description of stylistic pattern . This sounds very elementary , but is not . Viable description is the basis ...
... basis of most interpretation in archaeology . Therefore , a major methodological consideration in archaeology must be the viable description of stylistic pattern . This sounds very elementary , but is not . Viable description is the basis ...
Page 172
... basis of a preceding sign is called redundancy , which in turn admits of degree . In inverse ratio to a sign's redundancy is the information it carries . " ( Wollheim 1980 , 133 ) . We usually recognise decoration through certain types ...
... basis of a preceding sign is called redundancy , which in turn admits of degree . In inverse ratio to a sign's redundancy is the information it carries . " ( Wollheim 1980 , 133 ) . We usually recognise decoration through certain types ...
Page 188
... basis for the abstraction of the logic of the decoration and as the basis for formal analysis . At the more inclusive level , space can be seen as limited by the frame within which the elaboration of decoration takes place . This in the ...
... basis for the abstraction of the logic of the decoration and as the basis for formal analysis . At the more inclusive level , space can be seen as limited by the frame within which the elaboration of decoration takes place . This in the ...
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