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Ho - mu - tu site Ta - wen- k'ou culture Lung - shan culture Use of copper and bronze The Hsia dynasty Middle Shang. to 3 percent of the Pan - p'o pots were painted , the desig- nation Painted Pottery culture seems premature . In the ...
Ho - mu - tu site Ta - wen- k'ou culture Lung - shan culture Use of copper and bronze The Hsia dynasty Middle Shang. to 3 percent of the Pan - p'o pots were painted , the desig- nation Painted Pottery culture seems premature . In the ...
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... cultural revolution , combining a belief that consciousness is ultimately the determining factor in his- tory with a virulent condemnation of traditional Chinese culture . The two were closely related , for , in Mao's view , " correct ...
... cultural revolution , combining a belief that consciousness is ultimately the determining factor in his- tory with a virulent condemnation of traditional Chinese culture . The two were closely related , for , in Mao's view , " correct ...
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... cultures , and there is , of course , much truth in this ; the acquisition of foreign culture by the subject people is called accul- turation and is manifested by the indigenous populations of Latin America and other regions . But even ...
... cultures , and there is , of course , much truth in this ; the acquisition of foreign culture by the subject people is called accul- turation and is manifested by the indigenous populations of Latin America and other regions . But even ...
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