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POSITION and POSSESSION: ASSEMBLAGE VARIATION IN the BRITISH NEOLITHI

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Summary:This paper considers the variations among artefact assemblages which developed between about 3000 and 2000 be and argues that they result from the existence of different spheres of exchange separated along hierarchical lines. the main discussion concerns the role of the Grooved Ware assemblage and its relationship with other late Neolithic traditions.

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