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Page 157
... sense of order in themselves say little , but they do offer a route up the Nile which dodges the old sandbanks . This route may lead , as the traditional one certainly does not , towards some effective means of handling prehistoric art ...
... sense of order in themselves say little , but they do offer a route up the Nile which dodges the old sandbanks . This route may lead , as the traditional one certainly does not , towards some effective means of handling prehistoric art ...
Page 179
... sense of the objects . In this respect , more traditional archaeologists , such as Coldstream , are at an advantage . What is needed therefore is a descriptive terminology on two levels : that of exhaustive accuracy ; and that of ...
... sense of the objects . In this respect , more traditional archaeologists , such as Coldstream , are at an advantage . What is needed therefore is a descriptive terminology on two levels : that of exhaustive accuracy ; and that of ...
Page 194
... sense of group and grid , shapes the way in which the cosmos is percieved and expressed , and thus the character of the religion ( Douglas 1978 ) . Where group is strong , that is , it consists of an organised set of individuals sharing ...
... sense of group and grid , shapes the way in which the cosmos is percieved and expressed , and thus the character of the religion ( Douglas 1978 ) . Where group is strong , that is , it consists of an organised set of individuals sharing ...
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