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Progr Human Geogr 1
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Title:
Progr Human Geogr 1
Series
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Series:
Progress in Human Geography
Volume
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Volume:
1
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Publication Type:
Journal
Year of Publication
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Year of Publication:
1977
Note
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Date Of Issue From: 1977
Source
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BIAB (British Archaeological Abstracts (BAA))
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Created Date:
05 Dec 2008
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Spatial studies in archaeology
Ian Hodder
33 - 64
Discusses the extent to which the geographer's models of spatial organization have to be modified for the study of primitive societies. Particular problems relate to the nature of archaeological data, the methods of spatial analysis to be chosen, and the interpretation of spatial process from spatial form. Some applications are reviewed and future directions adumbrated.
Progress in historical geography
Alan R H Baker
464 - 474
A state-of-the-art report, mostly on methods and techniques being developed in historical geography. See also 78/5322.
Medieval Settlement, ed P H Sawyer, 1976
Leslie W Hepple
533 - 538
Review-article concentrating on one of the many themes explored in this collection of essays, that of continuity of settlement site/population group/territorial organization. It is instructive to note that the current ferment of ideas about medieval settlement generally owes less to the newer techniques like palaeobotany than to traditional types of evidence (documents, place-names, historical geography, archaeology) examined in a fresh light.
