Cultural Traditions (Other Keyword)
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This paper presents results from co-phylogenetic analysis of Earth-Diver creation myths and regional language history. This study seeks to understand process of dissemination of traits of historically congruent cultural traditions across time and geographic space. We hypothesize creation myths and language have parallel evolutionary history and form a combined set of core cultural traditions. Thus creation stories and language will map closely together. Results from phylogenetic methods and...
Cultural Traditions in Florida Prehistory: In the Florida Indian and His Neighbors (1949)
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Gender and Historical Archaeology: Eastern Dakota Patterns in the 19th Century (1991)
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Neolithic Cultural Traditions and Related Problems in China (1989)
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