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... comparative methods . This brings us to the main points of this paper . How are prehistoric stylistic patterns manifested in the material record , and what are viable descriptive and comparative methods for determining these patterns ...
... comparative methods . This brings us to the main points of this paper . How are prehistoric stylistic patterns manifested in the material record , and what are viable descriptive and comparative methods for determining these patterns ...
Page 166
... comparative morphology ( Clarke 1968 ; Boast and Chippindale n.d. ) all of which go a long way towards meeting the ... comparative method is limited not only by the data as presented through the descriptive method , but also by the ...
... comparative morphology ( Clarke 1968 ; Boast and Chippindale n.d. ) all of which go a long way towards meeting the ... comparative method is limited not only by the data as presented through the descriptive method , but also by the ...
Page 168
... comparative methods must be based on explicit definitions of what is being described and what relations measured . I hope that this discussion has opened up the possibility of serious examination of the prehistoric record from its ...
... comparative methods must be based on explicit definitions of what is being described and what relations measured . I hope that this discussion has opened up the possibility of serious examination of the prehistoric record from its ...
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