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Archaeology

foraging societies with features such as sedentism, storage, hereditary inequality and control over others' labor.

In archaeology, complex hunter-gatherers refers to foraging societies with features such as sedentism, storage, hereditary inequality and control over others' labor. This meaning comes from Arnold (1996) in Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory.[1]

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References

Arnold, J. E. (1996). The archaeology of complex hunter-gatherers. Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory, 3(1), 77-126. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02228931

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