Darwinian Archaeology and Cultural Phylogenetics
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Summary
Why and how the application of Darwinian evolutionary theory to archaeology is possible and useful is explained and, moreover, what this scientific field gains from considering the study of material culture and, by extension, of cultural change is expounded.
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- 2016-01-01
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