Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 16Department of Archaeology, 2003 - Archaeology |
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... described as a ' floor ' when it is a finely laminated silt , it will forever remain a ' floor ' and cannot be readily reinterpreted as the water - borne deposit that it may be . ( This does not , however , negate any subsequent use of ...
... described as a ' floor ' when it is a finely laminated silt , it will forever remain a ' floor ' and cannot be readily reinterpreted as the water - borne deposit that it may be . ( This does not , however , negate any subsequent use of ...
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... described here are not merely relevant to those studying the sediments . It is my contention that bones on an archaeological site do not differ in principle from those on a palaeontological site . I do not deny the possible additional ...
... described here are not merely relevant to those studying the sediments . It is my contention that bones on an archaeological site do not differ in principle from those on a palaeontological site . I do not deny the possible additional ...
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... described only allows ' blending ' inheritance with no provision for the development of recessive genes that can hide from the effects of natural selection and no genetic mutation to introduce new variability into the system ; the gene ...
... described only allows ' blending ' inheritance with no provision for the development of recessive genes that can hide from the effects of natural selection and no genetic mutation to introduce new variability into the system ; the gene ...
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