Population Aggregation (Other Keyword)

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Late Anasazi Farming and Hunting Strategies: One Example of a Problem in Congruence (1977)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Linda S. Cordell.

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Population Aggregation at the Early Bronze Age Settlement of al-Lajjun, Kerak Plateau, Jordan (2017)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Jennifer Jones.

The University of Minnesota Duluth Project is working at al-Lajjun to understand the initial period of population aggregation in the southern Levant. At this time, settlements of 5-10,000 people, some with fortification walls, developed. The economic and political organization of these larger groups of people, whether hierarchical or heterarchical, competitive or cooperative, embedded in or separate from kin groups is under debate. Our research seeks to add to this discussion by detailing the...

Precipitation Cycles and Cultural Buffering in the Prehistoric Southwest (1977)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Lynn B. Jorde.

Prototype of Land-Use Patterns and Population Aggregation As Contributory Factors To the Crow Creek Massacre (1982)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Larry Zimmerman. Larry Bradley.