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polythetic culture group: a standalone construct

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a definition, from Clarke, of an archaeological culture as assemblages sharing many but not all of a list of artefact types, with no single type required.

In archaeology, polythetic culture group refers to a definition, from Clarke, of an archaeological culture as assemblages sharing many but not all of a list of artefact types, with no single type required. This meaning comes from Clarke (1968) in Analytical archaeology.[1]

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References

  1. Clarke, D. L. (1968). Analytical archaeology. Methuen. ISBN 9780416854503

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