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Cultural affiliation accounts for most of the spatiotemporal variation in burial rite practices
2026-05-28
Abstract excerpt
Describing and interpreting spatiotemporal patterns in human culture has been a central focus of anthropology and archaeology for over a century. Recent ethnographic studies have highlighted the complexity of the processes generating these patterns, including isolation-by-distance, homophily, and common descent. However, investigating these processes in prehistoric archaeology remains challenging. Here we make use...
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- Literature Corpus work
- b4d5b62f-5059-578c-856f-bfaf35a8e7f1
- DOI
- 10.64898/2026.05.25.725982