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availability model of the transition to farming: a standalone construct

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Archaeology

a model in which foragers in contact with farmers pass through phases of availability, substitution and consolidation as farming takes over.

In archaeology, availability model of the transition to farming refers to a model in which foragers in contact with farmers pass through phases of availability, substitution and consolidation as farming takes over. This meaning comes from Zvelebil (1984) in Norwegian Archaeological Review.[1]

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References

Zvelebil, M., & Rowley‐Conwy, P. (1984). Transition to farming in Northern Europe: A hunter‐gatherer perspective. Norwegian Archaeological Review, 17(2), 104-128. https://doi.org/10.1080/00293652.1984.9965402

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