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This project investigates the origins of social inequality by analyzing human skeletal remains from prehistoric Southwest Asian sites. Using advanced techniques, it aims to identify patterns in funerary practices that reflect emerging social distinctions in early settled communities.
The origins of social inequality, a growing topic of concern in our interconnected yet increasingly fragmented world, are rooted in deep prehistory.
The point at which these inequalities first begin to emerge, however, and, perhaps more importantly, the manner in which they manifest themselves is the subject of much debate among scholars, many of whom typically associate these sociocultural developments with the earliest settled communities of Southwest Asia (between c.14,500 and 9,000 years ago…
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