As observed in recent centuries, the contemporary variety of kinship systems reflects millennia human migration, cultural inheritance, adaptation, and diversification. This review describes key developments prehistoric kinship, from matricentric hominin evolution to Neolithic transition agriculture heterogeneous resilience matriliny. Starting with our ancestors, evolved among a cooperative bree...

throughout prehistory, the cultures of iran and western asia differed in important respects. many of these differencescan be attributed to the different geographic and environmental conditions in the two regions. western iran is largely aheavily divided mountainous region with difficult access whereas mesopotamia is relatively flat and open to travel andtrade. the early holocene environment of ...

Throughout prehistory, the cultures of Iran and Western Asia differed in important respects. Many of these differencescan be attributed to the different geographic and environmental conditions in the two regions. Western Iran is largely aheavily divided mountainous region with difficult access whereas Mesopotamia is relatively flat and open to travel andtrade. The early Holocene environment of ...

The concept of centers culturogenesis, formulated and developed by V. Bochkarev was accepted caused a number considerations, clarifications links to the regions Eurasia during Paleometal era. implementation topic «Culturogenesis in Eneolithic — Bronze Age Ukraine» at Institute Archaeology National Academy Sciences Ukraine brought attention problems culturogenesis. Pankovskyi, comparing points p...

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