The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volumes 1-10Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1974 - Reference [1] Propaedia: outline of knowledge and guide to the Britannica.--[2]-[11] Micropaedia: ready reference and index.--[12]-[30] Macropaedia: knowledge in depth. |
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Page 204
... tradition resembles the Mouster- ian . Elsewhere in eastern and southern Asia , the chop- per - chopping tool tradition persisted until the close of the Pleistocene ( c . 10,000 BP ) . In Burma , in the vicinity of the Irrawaddy River ...
... tradition resembles the Mouster- ian . Elsewhere in eastern and southern Asia , the chop- per - chopping tool tradition persisted until the close of the Pleistocene ( c . 10,000 BP ) . In Burma , in the vicinity of the Irrawaddy River ...
Page 645
... tradition upon some earlier form , since a ballad does not become a ballad until it has run a course in tradition . Historical ballads would seem on the surface to be easily datable , but their origins are usually uncertain . The bal ...
... tradition upon some earlier form , since a ballad does not become a ballad until it has run a course in tradition . Historical ballads would seem on the surface to be easily datable , but their origins are usually uncertain . The bal ...
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... tradition of their origin in a clan that migrated from Mesopotamia to Ca- naan ( Palestine ) early in the 2nd millennium BCE has analogues in what is known of the movements of other groups in that area and period . There are , moreover ...
... tradition of their origin in a clan that migrated from Mesopotamia to Ca- naan ( Palestine ) early in the 2nd millennium BCE has analogues in what is known of the movements of other groups in that area and period . There are , moreover ...
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