Approaches to the History of SpainUniversity of California Press, 1967 - 189 páginas |
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... Paleolithic . To recall these stages today is useless , because this problem of technique — which is com- plex because it involves human beings , not just stones still con- fuses the prehistorians , and some time must pass before it can ...
... Paleolithic . To recall these stages today is useless , because this problem of technique — which is com- plex because it involves human beings , not just stones still con- fuses the prehistorians , and some time must pass before it can ...
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... Paleolithic . This group is identified with a specific culture , that of the Gravettian or Périgord sites . Prehis- torians of this group reject the theory that the basic racial substratum is African in origin , the result of an ...
... Paleolithic . This group is identified with a specific culture , that of the Gravettian or Périgord sites . Prehis- torians of this group reject the theory that the basic racial substratum is African in origin , the result of an ...
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... Paleolithic , they used to believe in the existence of three cultural stages , corresponding to three peoples : Aurignacian ( Asiatic ) , Solutrean ( African ) , and Magdalenian ( Nordic ) . Now the hori- zons are more complex , and I ...
... Paleolithic , they used to believe in the existence of three cultural stages , corresponding to three peoples : Aurignacian ( Asiatic ) , Solutrean ( African ) , and Magdalenian ( Nordic ) . Now the hori- zons are more complex , and I ...
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CHAPTER ONE The First Settlers I | 1 |
CHAPTER THREE Roman Hispania | 14 |
CHAPTER FIVE The Triumph of Islam | 28 |
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