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2020
The examples of Neolithic paintings created on different continents are given. Particular attention is paid to clarifying the dating and identification of paintings. Other types of artistic and production activities of people are considered, as well as data on their social, religious, and cultural achievements.
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The examples of Neolithic paintings created on different continents are given. Particular attention is paid to clarifying the dating and identification of paintings. Other types of artistic and production activities of people are considered, as well as data on their social, religious, and cultural achievements.
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Antiquity, 1961
At the request of the Cambridge Committee for the History and Philosophy of Science, Professor Atkinson, now Professor of Archaeology in University College, Cardiff, gave a public lecture on Neolithic Engineering, and subsequently agreed to allow its publication in ANTIQUITY. This article is a condensation of his lecture, given in 1958, with subsequent
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At the request of the Cambridge Committee for the History and Philosophy of Science, Professor Atkinson, now Professor of Archaeology in University College, Cardiff, gave a public lecture on Neolithic Engineering, and subsequently agreed to allow its publication in ANTIQUITY. This article is a condensation of his lecture, given in 1958, with subsequent
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Antiquity, 1969
A prehistorian, like any other historian, should aim not only to describe, but also to explain. . .' Thus Childe's valediction (1958, 6). But we frustrate ourselves unless fiercely selective in explaining traces of small farming (or hunting) communities near subsistence level, with the critical apparatus of contemporary or 19th-century industrial ...
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A prehistorian, like any other historian, should aim not only to describe, but also to explain. . .' Thus Childe's valediction (1958, 6). But we frustrate ourselves unless fiercely selective in explaining traces of small farming (or hunting) communities near subsistence level, with the critical apparatus of contemporary or 19th-century industrial ...
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2020
En 1865, alors que l’archéologie avait fait surgir des hommes très anciens des profondeurs du temps, le savant britannique John Lubbock proposa d’inventer le « Néolithique ». Après l’« Âge de la pierre ancienne », soit le Paléolithique, venait ainsi l’« Âge de la pierre nouvelle ».
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En 1865, alors que l’archéologie avait fait surgir des hommes très anciens des profondeurs du temps, le savant britannique John Lubbock proposa d’inventer le « Néolithique ». Après l’« Âge de la pierre ancienne », soit le Paléolithique, venait ainsi l’« Âge de la pierre nouvelle ».
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2005
Abstract Despite the fact that this is open to a number of interpretations besides the straightforward ones that elm shoots may have been used as cattle fodder and that, since these trees usually grew on good ground, they were removed to provide pasture, the alteration in the hitherto prevailing ecological pattern must signify a ...
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Abstract Despite the fact that this is open to a number of interpretations besides the straightforward ones that elm shoots may have been used as cattle fodder and that, since these trees usually grew on good ground, they were removed to provide pasture, the alteration in the hitherto prevailing ecological pattern must signify a ...
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