Pottery spread in ancient foragers

Stephen Shennan ()
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Stephen Shennan: UCL Institute of Archaeology

Nature Human Behaviour, 2023, vol. 7, issue 2, 169-170

Abstract: Although we have been able to track how cultural innovations spread among farming populations in prehistoric Europe, we know relatively little about this among European hunter-gatherers. Dolbunova et al. use a range of techniques to shed light on how the making and use of pottery spread among early-to-mid-Holocene hunter-gatherers west of the Urals.

Date: 2023
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