Signalling Palaeolithic identity

Reuven Yeshurun ()
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Reuven Yeshurun: University of Haifa

Nature Human Behaviour, 2024, vol. 8, issue 3, 414-415

Abstract: The sense of belonging to a larger group is a central feature of humanity but its identification in Palaeolithic societies is challenging. Baker et al. use a pan-European dataset of personal ornaments to show that these markers of group identity form distinct clusters that cannot be explained simply by geographical proximity or shared biological descent.

Date: 2024
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