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- 類型：已發表論文
- 日期：2019
摘要
We examine the spatial scale of prehistoric 社會 網絡s represented by point types documented in western North America through comparison with ethnohistorically documented Native American interactive 網絡s at different levels of inclusion. The ethnohistorical data come from Joseph Jorgensen's (1980) Western Indians, which maps tribal boundaries at European contact and the associated 語言 lineage for each tribe. We assume that frequency of interaction follows 語言 relationships. Proximity aside, people will share ideas more often if they possess a 語言, or part of a 語言, in common. We use tribal regions and different levels of 語言 affiliation (families, large 語言 groupings, and phyla) that represent increasingly broad spatial scales of 社會 interaction. We compare these measures with the areas calculated for
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