Original paper
Long-distance dispersal effects and Neolithic waves of advance
Abstract
Mathematical models of Neolithic spread use dispersal histograms to estimate some of the parameters necessary to obtain quantitative spread rates that can be compared to those inferred from the archaeological record. However, it has been never determined if dispersal histograms are a reasonable approximation to the complete distribution of dispersal distances. Indeed, it is unknown if long-distance dispersal events are important in Neolithic...
Paper Details
Title
Long-distance dispersal effects and Neolithic waves of advance
Published Date
Jul 1, 2020
Volume
119
Pages
105148 - 105148
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