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Re-integrating archaeology: a contribution to aDNA studies and the migration discourse on the 3rd millennium BC in Europe
Martin Furholt · 2019
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- Type
- journal article
- Publication
- Current Swedish Archaeology, vol. 27, 19-37
- Peer reviewed
- Yes
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- event Sampled ancestry profiles change across Central and South AsiaEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · provides source criticism · Methodological critique of culture-genome equivalence
Provides representativeness and inference cautions.
- relationship Research record — associated withEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · provides source criticism · Methodological critique of culture-genome equivalence
Provides representativeness and inference cautions.
- relationship Research record — associated withEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · provides source criticism · Methodological critique of culture-genome equivalence
Provides representativeness and inference cautions.
- relationship Research record — associated withEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · provides source criticism · Methodological critique of culture-genome equivalence
Provides representativeness and inference cautions.
- date assertion Sampled ancestry profiles change across Central and South Asia — date assertionEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · provides source criticism · Methodological critique of culture-genome equivalence
Provides representativeness and inference cautions.
- claim Evidence for seasonal or individual mobility is not equivalent to evidence for mass migration.Evidence confidence: highsupports · critiques interpretation · Migration discourse and category problems
Provides the methodological distinction.
- claim Ancient-DNA samples from selected graves cannot represent every person, settlement or archaeological culture in Central Asia.Evidence confidence: highsupports · provides source criticism · Representativeness and culture-genome equivalence
Provides the methodological limits.
- claim Provenance, typological resemblance, exchange, transmitted technology, movement of individuals and mass migration are distinct claims.Evidence confidence: highsupports · provides source criticism · Migration inference critique
Provides the scale distinction.