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Authors:
AMICK DS
Citation: Ds. Amick, REGIONAL PATTERNS OF FOLSOM MOBILITY AND LAND-USE IN THE AMERICAN SOUTHWEST, World archaeology, 27(3), 1996, pp. 411-426
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BANGANDERSEN S
Citation: S. Bangandersen, COAST INLAND RELATIONS IN THE MESOLITHIC OF SOUTHERN NORWAY, World archaeology, 27(3), 1996, pp. 427-443
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MATSUI A
Citation: A. Matsui, ARCHAEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF ANADROMOUS SALMONID FISHING IN JAPAN, World archaeology, 27(3), 1996, pp. 444-460
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CHATTOPADHYAYA UC
Citation: Uc. Chattopadhyaya, SETTLEMENT PATTERN AND THE SPATIAL-ORGANIZATION OF SUBSISTENCE AND MORTUARY PRACTICES IN THE MESOLITHIC GANGES VALLEY, NORTH-CENTRAL INDIA, World archaeology, 27(3), 1996, pp. 461-476
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BOYLE KV
Citation: Kv. Boyle, FROM LAUGERIE-BASSE TO JOLIVET - THE ORGANIZATION OF FINAL MAGDALENIAN SETTLEMENT IN THE VEZERE VALLEY, World archaeology, 27(3), 1996, pp. 477-491
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POLITIS GG
Citation: Gg. Politis, MOVING TO PRODUCE - NUKAK MOBILITY AND SETTLEMENT-PATTERNS IN AMAZONIA, World archaeology, 27(3), 1996, pp. 492-511
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SANGER D
Citation: D. Sanger, TESTING THE MODELS - HUNTER-GATHERER USE OF SPACE IN THE GULF-OF-MAINE, USA, World archaeology, 27(3), 1996, pp. 512-526
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BARNES GL
Citation: Gl. Barnes, AN INTRODUCTION TO BUDDHIST ARCHAEOLOGY, World archaeology, 27(2), 1995, pp. 165-182
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CHAKRABARTI DK
Citation: Dk. Chakrabarti, BUDDHIST SITES ACROSS SOUTH-ASIA AS INFLUENCED BY POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC FORCES, World archaeology, 27(2), 1995, pp. 185-202
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MORRISON KD
Citation: Kd. Morrison, TRADE, URBANISM, AND AGRICULTURAL EXPANSION - BUDDHIST MONASTIC INSTITUTIONS AND THE STATE IN THE EARLY HISTORIC WESTERN DECCAN, World archaeology, 27(2), 1995, pp. 203-221
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CONINGHAM RAE
Citation: Rae. Coningham, MONKS, CAVES AND KINGS - A REASSESSMENT OF THE NATURE OF EARLY BUDDHISM IN SRI-LANKA, World archaeology, 27(2), 1995, pp. 222-242
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GRAVE P
Citation: P. Grave, BEYOND THE MANDALA - BUDDHIST LANDSCAPES AND UPLAND-LOWLAND INTERACTION IN NORTH-WEST THAILAND AD 1200-1650, World archaeology, 27(2), 1995, pp. 243-265
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BYRNE D
Citation: D. Byrne, BUDDHIST STUPA AND THAI SOCIAL PRACTICE, World archaeology, 27(2), 1995, pp. 266-281
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HIGUCHI T
BARNES G
Citation: T. Higuchi et G. Barnes, BAMIYAN - BUDDHIST CAVE TEMPLES IN AFGHANISTAN, World archaeology, 27(2), 1995, pp. 282-302
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MA SC
Citation: Sc. Ma, BUDDHIST CAVE-TEMPLES AND THE CAO FAMILY AT MOGAO KU, DUNHUANG, World archaeology, 27(2), 1995, pp. 303-317
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HARRELL M
Citation: M. Harrell, SOKKURAM - BUDDHIST MONUMENT AND POLITICAL STATEMENT IN KOREA, World archaeology, 27(2), 1995, pp. 318-335
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TADANAO Y
EDWARDS W
Citation: Y. Tadanao et W. Edwards, EARLY BUDDHIST TEMPLES IN JAPAN - ROOF-TILE MANUFACTURE AND THE SOCIAL BASIS OF TEMPLE CONSTRUCTION, World archaeology, 27(2), 1995, pp. 336-353
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WESTERGAARD GC
Citation: Gc. Westergaard, THE STONE-TOOL TECHNOLOGY OF CAPUCHIN MONKEYS - POSSIBLE IMPLICATIONSFOR THE EVOLUTION OF SYMBOLIC COMMUNICATION IN HOMINIDS, World archaeology, 27(1), 1995, pp. 1-9
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WYNN T
Citation: T. Wynn, HANDAXE ENIGMAS, World archaeology, 27(1), 1995, pp. 10-24
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DOBRES MA
Citation: Ma. Dobres, GENDER AND PREHISTORIC TECHNOLOGY - ON THE SOCIAL AGENCY OF TECHNICALSTRATEGIES, World archaeology, 27(1), 1995, pp. 25-49
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SINCLAIR A
Citation: A. Sinclair, THE TECHNIQUE AS A SYMBOL IN LATE-GLACIAL EUROPE, World archaeology, 27(1), 1995, pp. 50-62
Authors:
ROUX V
BRIL B
DIETRICH G
Citation: V. Roux et al., SKILLS AND LEARNING-DIFFICULTIES INVOLVED IN STONE KNAPPING - THE CASE OF STONE-BEAD KNAPPING IN KHAMBHAT, INDIA, World archaeology, 27(1), 1995, pp. 63-87
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GRAVESBROWN PM
Citation: Pm. Gravesbrown, FEARFUL SYMMETRY, World archaeology, 27(1), 1995, pp. 88-99
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HOSLER D
Citation: D. Hosler, SOUND, COLOR AND MEANING IN THE METALLURGY OF ANCIENT WEST MEXICO, World archaeology, 27(1), 1995, pp. 100-115
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LAHIRI N
Citation: N. Lahiri, INDIAN METAL AND METAL-RELATED ARTIFACTS AS CULTURAL SIGNIFIERS - AN ETHNOGRAPHIC PERSPECTIVE, World archaeology, 27(1), 1995, pp. 116-132