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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Patterns of occupation"”.

  1. Case Study Research Exploring the Impact of Material Poverty on a Child’s Patterns of Occupation

    … Growing up in poverty is associated with a sense of loss, feelings of shame, and restricted participation in occupations that may amount to occupational deprivation. However, despite the wealth of literature about the ways poverty impacts children’s health and well-being, an occupational …

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  2. Play-ground

    … only the most basic provisions. the design of surface parking has significant latent potential. Taking from the rubber-stamped landscape strategies of municipal playgrounds found in urban America and the rubber-stamping strategies of big-box retail which are disseminated throughout the …

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  3. The history of the occupation of land in the Cape Colony and its effect on land law and constitutionally mandated land reform

    … settlers, and the significant role these patterns of occupation played in the development of land law in the colony until the end of the nineteenth century. This investigation shows that pastoral indigenous communities had customary law rights in the land they occupied as grazing in terms …

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  4. Mountains as Crossroads: Temporal and Spatial Patterns of High Elevation Activity in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, USA

    In the archaeological literature, mountains are often portrayed as the boundaries between inhabited spaces. Yet occupying high elevations may have been an adaptive choice for ancient peoples, as rapidly changing elevations also offer variation in climate and resources over a relatively small area. …

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