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Shifting from correlations to dynamics in the study of human prehistorical resilience to extreme climatic shifts

2023-09-22

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In recent years there has been a growing body of research on human resilience to extreme climatic shifts in the past. Most studies focus on comparing archaeological records prior to a perceived climatic shift with those after it, to investigate a causal relationship between the two. Although these comparisons are important, they are limited in their potential to facilitate causal understanding of the factors that...

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Literature Corpus work: eb9fdbde-1a95-55c4-a60a-d1ba92e3d6a3
DOI: 10.1101/2023.09.19.558513

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