Patterns in Prehistory: Mankind's First Three Million YearsOxford University Press, 1980 - 724 Seiten |
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... houses have floor space for only about one person at a time , and thus would seem to resemble a temporary shelter more than a residence . In addition , neither the plant remains nor any other evidence from the site demonstrate year ...
... houses have floor space for only about one person at a time , and thus would seem to resemble a temporary shelter more than a residence . In addition , neither the plant remains nor any other evidence from the site demonstrate year ...
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... house , " implying a ranked society , while Chinese excavators interpret it as a communal meeting hall ( Watson 1974 : 26 ) . Around the houses were many deep pits , presumably for storing millet and other commodities . No doubt most ...
... house , " implying a ranked society , while Chinese excavators interpret it as a communal meeting hall ( Watson 1974 : 26 ) . Around the houses were many deep pits , presumably for storing millet and other commodities . No doubt most ...
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... houses were circu- lar structures of wattle - and - daub set on log bases , or semisubterranean houses whose walls were founded on cobblestone ( Washburn 1975 : 110 ) . These early Anasazi did not use pottery , and although they ate ...
... houses were circu- lar structures of wattle - and - daub set on log bases , or semisubterranean houses whose walls were founded on cobblestone ( Washburn 1975 : 110 ) . These early Anasazi did not use pottery , and although they ate ...
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Prehistory History and Archaeology | 3 |
Fundamentals of Archaeology | 43 |
The Pleistocene | 67 |
Urheberrecht | |
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