A 'tree' is not a 'train': Mistaken analogies in Pacific archaeology

2024-12-07 Classification：Archaeology Click()
Author：Terrell, JE

Article Title：A 'tree' is not a 'train': Mistaken analogies in Pacific archaeology

Abstract：
Archaeologists and anthropologists work alongside, but outside, conventional science. Quite often, as here, misunderstandings and misreadings of archaeological data and interpretation can distort the reading of our discipline!

Keywords:  Austin; mitochondrial DNA; Polynesia; colonization; anthropology

DOI: 10.1017/S0003598X00059391

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