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Malawi animal bones reveal how ice-age foragers chose between territory and sharing

Findings challenge existing models of ancient territorial behavior

3 Oct 30 12:40 AM · 9d ago · 1 article · 1 post · 2 sources · development 3 of 3

The Malawi research challenges the prevailing view that coastal environments were primarily responsible for promoting boundary formation and territorial behavior in the past. The evidence from a mountain shelter demonstrates that social organization was shaped by local food availability patterns rather than geography alone.

“We are archaeologists who do research in Malawi, excavating fossil animal bones and stone tools from natural shelters of rock.”

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Researchers at Hora 1, Malawi Archaeologists conducting excavation

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  1. 1 outlet Malawi: What Animal Bones in Malawi Teach Us About the Social Lives of People Long Ago

    first by AllAfrica, 9d ago

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