A number of archaeological artefact distributions are studied as measures of contact or interaction with a production, marketing or service centre. The fall‐off in interaction with distance is examined with a regression model. The parameters of this model are found to vary in an interesting fashion. The use of the gravity model for predicting service areas around nodes of contact is also shown to be possible in archaeological contexts.
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