Neolithization in Southwest Asia in a Context of Niche Construction Theory

Sterelny, Kim; Watkins, Trevor

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Neolithization in Southwest Asia in a Context of Niche Construction Theory

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2015

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Sterelny, Kim

Watkins, Trevor

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Cambridge University Press

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The term 'neolithization' as it is generally used in relation to southwest Asia narrows the focus of research, and works against our efforts to envision explanations of the process in terms of the long-term evolution of human societies. Here, we re-frame

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Cambridge Archaeological Journal

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10.1017/S0959774314000675

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