Nothing wrong with reasoned speculation

Alan Barnard

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Archaeology and Rock Art Studies Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology Language and cultural evolution

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In essence, Pargeter et al. argue that claims for the antiquity of modern San ‘cultures’ involve a misuse of analogical reasoning. In general, I agree. But, let me take issue with a few of the specifics they discuss, and argue instead that things may be more complicated than they seem.

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