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The Protohistory of Pike in Western Culture
1987In prehistoric and undocumented pasts, Europeans treated pike as a food. Pike remains from human occupation sites affirm this for all periods since the early Neolithic, but the evidence of bones and scales can carry only limited information. Into the twelfth century, then, those literate Europeans who thought to write about the pike did so with ...
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The Marmara Tumuli: their Contribution to Greek Protohistory [PDF]
, 2012 The Marmara Tumuli extended over a vast area in a high mountainous part of Central Greece, on Mount Oeta, which is a branch of the Pindos range, which, in turn, runs from the North to the south of the Greek Peninsula, thus constituting its spine. The site of Marmara is located in a mountain pass which leads to Aetolia and Doris to the south, to the ...
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, 2008 Avec la protohistoire, l'Europe voit le passage des chasseurs primitifs aux sociétés agropastorales, aux sources des ethnies d'aujourd'hui. Ces bouleversements sont d'ordre économique, sociologique et technique, mais l'essentiel semble issu de la pensée ...
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Protohistory: Unending intuitions
Metaphilosophy, 2023AbstractPhilosophers ponder on how to do philosophy and how to do it well. This pondering has divided metaphilosophers' concern about philosophical methodology into two groups, which we could label “pro‐history” and “pro‐intuition.” The claim (and belief) of philosophers who are in the “pro‐history” group can be found in this sentence by Robert Pasnau (
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