Steele, J. (1995). Communication networks and dispersal patterns in human evolution: a simple simulation model. World Archaeol 26 (2). Vol 26(2), pp. 126-143.

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Communication networks and dispersal patterns in human evolution: a simple simulation model
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World Archaeol 26 (2)
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World Archaeology
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26 (2)
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126 - 143
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It is suggested that the sexual division of labour may in fact be consequent to the pattern of sex-biased dispersal and philopatry, and that dispersal patterns underlie the patterning of artefact traditions in the Lower Palaeolithic record. A simple simulation model is presented which has been used to explore the consequences of dispersal patterns for spatial aspects of cultural traditions. The results of the experiments are summarised and discussed.
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J Steele
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1995
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Lower Palaeolithic (Auto Detected Temporal)
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20 Jan 2002