Use one of the nouns in an appropriate form to fill in each gap: precision uniformity standardization pottery patron artisan weaponry contribution implement philosophy design 1. Paleontologists measure man’s evolution partly through the changes in flint ………… . 2. Many of the standard principles of ……… were known to pre-industrial societies. 3. Much Greek and Roman ……. was made by methods which are recog- nizable industrial, and which must have involved the intervention of a de- signer. 4. A more complex example of standardization is Roman ………. . 5. ……. of weapons and equipment was essential to Roman military tactics. 6. Among the Greek and Romans, there existed a high degree of ………… . 7. Medieval …………….. , like the Roman potters, knew the convenience of the casting process. 8. Eighteenth-century design …………. was in many respects very close to that professed today. 9. Eighteenth-century concern with visual style led to the issue of numerous pattern-books for the guidance of furniture-makers and their …………. . 10. Eighteenth-century designers produced a wide range of ……… instru- ments for various purposes. 11. And even more profound ………. to modern design philosophy has been made by the peoples of the Far East.