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Environmental Archaeology: The End of the Road?,hould be left confined to the history of research. In this commentary, I discuss some of the reasons why I regard the concept to be more confusing than helpful and compare it with the state of discussion in 2001, at the time of the publication of ..

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June K. Lloyd,Audrey S. Fosbrookeuse federation’s response. The federation can be build almost always, but sometimes the heterogeneity of data stored in the component data warehouse is too big to properly handle the user’s request. If that happens, the effort put on the integration is a waste. Some work was done, but the federation

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Conrad Boley,Robert H?ppner Dipl.-Ing.exciting and worthwhile. To date the research emphasis has been on the capture and classification of the gestures of sign language and progress in that work is reported. However, it is suggested that there are some greater, broader research questions to be addressed before full sign language recogni

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Alice E. Fuchsve used most of the methods of Arabic cryptography as methods of substitution and transposition. They had also used Al-Mo’tamid’s method of steganography, which consists of using a correspondence between a set of letters of the Arabic alphabet and a set of the bird names, and manipulate the names of

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Aimee Smithase in the context of the ceremonial or performing monarchies which emerged in Europe between 1870 and 1914. I focus on three main phenomena: first, the great monarchical ceremonies, especially the royal oath to the Constitution – or coronation – in 1902; second, royal travel, developed extraordinar