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Digital anchors vs. human anchors: a study of the effects of credibility endorsement and psychological distance on policy adoption intention. [PDF]

Front Psychol
Chen J, Zeng Y, Qiu X.
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The impact of hotel robots' service quality on continuance intention: the moderating effect of personal innovation. [PDF]

Front Robot AI
Shi Y, Zhan W, Lin C.
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Exploring the balance between functionality and aesthetics: an analytical framework and pragmatic consideration of the anthropomorphism of service robots. [PDF]

Front Psychol
Xin X, Liu W.
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Tunic. Detail: Anthropomorphic figures

unknown Paracas (Paracas artist)
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Towards a Verre catalogue raisonnée, 5.6: Anthropomorphic figures

Chappel, T, Fardon, R, Piepel, K
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Development and distribution of anthropomorphic figures in Anatolia from the Neolithic to the end of the Early Bronze Age.

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Continuity and change in the anthropomorphic figures of Australia’s northwest Kimberley

Australian Archaeology, 2016
AbstractOne of the largest concentrations of rock paintings in Australia is found in the rugged Kimberley region in the northwest of the continent. A temporal sequence of visually distinctive figurative styles is presumed to span periods of cultural change and major climatic events.
Meg Travers, June Ross
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Anthropomorphic Wooden Figures from the Trans-urals1

Archaeology, Ethnology and Anthropology of Eurasia, 2014
Abstract Anthropomorphic wooden figures found in peat-bogs east of the Urals are described. Their archaeological context, chronology, and stylistics are analyzed. The Uralian specimens are compared with those from Western and Eastern Europe. The possible meaning of these representations is reconstructed on the basis of Ob Ugrian rituals and mythology.
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TWO ANTHROPOMORPHIC FIGURES ON CERAMIC VESSELS FROM TELL YUNATSITE (ENEOLITHIC)

Краткие сообщения Института археологии (КСИА), 2022
Материалы фракийского телля Юнаците исследуются и публикуются уже давно. Памятник имеет три пласта, нижний «В» принадлежит энеолиту. Следующий пласт «Б» образуют 16 горизонтов эпохи ранней бронзы. Верхний пласт «А» соответствует железному веку. Материалы пластов «А» и «Б» в основном опубликованы.
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Anthropomorphic Wooden Figures from Britain and Ireland

Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society, 1990
Since 1840, a number of anthropomorphic wooden figures have been discovered in Britain and Ireland. They are described and illustrated, and aspects of their manufacture discussed. Previous interpretations of date and function are reviewed, noting the lack of recent interest, and the evidence available for dating the figures is summarized, demonstrating
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