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These difficulties have led archaeologists in two , perhaps three , directions :
either to reject stylistic questions out of hand , as uninteresting and perhaps
unanswerable ; to continue to interpret in a subjective way , without perhaps
caring too ...
These difficulties have led archaeologists in two , perhaps three , directions :
either to reject stylistic questions out of hand , as uninteresting and perhaps
unanswerable ; to continue to interpret in a subjective way , without perhaps
caring too ...
Page 156
Perhaps , but any identification of such a simple geometric shape as a picture of
a simply shaped object is uncertain , because of the limited order ( information )
the shape conveys . In the same manner , the crossed circle ( Figure 1G ) may be
...
Perhaps , but any identification of such a simple geometric shape as a picture of
a simply shaped object is uncertain , because of the limited order ( information )
the shape conveys . In the same manner , the crossed circle ( Figure 1G ) may be
...
Page 176
Perhaps also we are nearer to understanding what was specific and distinctive
about the relationship between social and stylistic change in the earlier and
middle Neolithic of Southern Sweden . no Yet it is not in the interpretations , but in
the ...
Perhaps also we are nearer to understanding what was specific and distinctive
about the relationship between social and stylistic change in the earlier and
middle Neolithic of Southern Sweden . no Yet it is not in the interpretations , but in
the ...
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| Title | Archaeological review from Cambridge, Volume 4, Issue 2 Archaeological review from Cambridge |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 25 Jun 2007 |
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