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Neolithic Mobility and Social Change Insights by Zachary G is a document available to read on EtoBox.

This paper examines the impact of the archaeogenetic revolution on our understanding of mobility and social change during the European Neolithic period (6500–2000 BC). It argues against the notion of large-scale migrations, suggesting instead that significant genetic changes are better explained by small-scale mobility and social interactions influenced by the emergence of farming and early state formation. The paper critiques outdated archaeological concepts and emphasizes the complexity of social processe

Author

Zachary G

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EN