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Karen E. Sutherlandrs/sensors, optimal parameter identification, optimal locations/trajectory of actuators/sensors and regional actuation/sensing configurations are of great interest...The book’s use of illustrations and consistent examples throughout helps readers to understand the significance of the proposed fracti

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Karen E. Sutherlandat different scales of analysis. Reaction to the territorial model has been both positive and negative, and is instructive of the ways in which archaeologists pursue research. Hence, it is my intention in this chapter to look back on the last 10 years of such research, to examine critically the terr

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Karen E. Sutherlandpments that had “been particularly challenging and potentially most productive about the archaeology of death in the last decade.” The composition of the present volume indicates that the boundary between biological anthropology and archaeology has become even more permeable.

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Karen E. Sutherlandpments that had “been particularly challenging and potentially most productive about the archaeology of death in the last decade.” The composition of the present volume indicates that the boundary between biological anthropology and archaeology has become even more permeable.

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Karen E. Sutherlandartifacts parallel the pattern that would be expected if these clusterings were affected by membership in ethnic groups. More recently, Arnold (1982:125) suggests that by . 600 the distribution of early Anglo-Saxon cemeteries reflects the population groups historically documented as kingdoms at a la