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Neolithic Comments

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Green, Charles
Bellwood, Peter
Hammond, Norman
Case, Humphrey

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Humphrey Case's article 'Neolithic Explanations' (Antiquity, 1969, 176-86) has brought in several comments, and we print here three of them with replies by Mr Case. Charles Green works in Norfolk and wrote Sutton Hoo: The Excavation of a Royal Ship Burial. Peter Bellwood is on the stafl of the Department of Anthropology, University of Auckland. Norman Hammond is agraduate student in the Centre of Latin-American Studies, University of Cambridge, England.

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