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Cambridge Archaeological Journal 21 (1)
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Cambridge Archaeological Journal 21 (1)
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Cambridge Archaeological Journal
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21 (1)
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163
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2011
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http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displayIssue?decade=2010&jid=CAJ&volumeId=21&issueId=01&iid=8023314
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06 Feb 2011
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Chorography, phenomenology and the antiquarian tradition
Mark Gillings
53 - 64
Criticises claims that Landscape Phenomenology owes an ancestral debt to the work of early antiquarians, arguing instead that connections between the two derive from their shared reliance upon practices that are best described as chorographic.
The social brain and the shape of the Palaeolithic
Clive Gamble
John A J Gowlett
Robin Dunbar
115 - 136
Uses archaeological evidence from the last 2.5 million years to test the social brain hypothesis (SBH) '“ that our social lives drove encephalization. Concludes that the shape of the Palaeolithic is best conceived as a gradient of change rather than a set of step-like revolutions in society and culture.