Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 4Department of Archaeology - Archaeology |
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Page 159
... considered shorn of its ideological or typological assumptions . Nor is the potential of style considered in view of the nature of the pre- historic record . This paper attempts to deal with both . Before diving into this conceptual ...
... considered shorn of its ideological or typological assumptions . Nor is the potential of style considered in view of the nature of the pre- historic record . This paper attempts to deal with both . Before diving into this conceptual ...
Page 182
... considered merely as given , but are seen in terms of the processes which are ultimately responsible for them . Artefacts are treated as a source of information relating to the processes of interaction between the mind and its immediate ...
... considered merely as given , but are seen in terms of the processes which are ultimately responsible for them . Artefacts are treated as a source of information relating to the processes of interaction between the mind and its immediate ...
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... considered in the con- text of as broad a range of material culture as possible ( since the motifs used on silver candlesticks were used more widely on silverware in general , furniture , glassware , interior decoration , porcelain ...
... considered in the con- text of as broad a range of material culture as possible ( since the motifs used on silver candlesticks were used more widely on silverware in general , furniture , glassware , interior decoration , porcelain ...
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