The Skeletons of Contact by Alan Morris

The Skeletons of Contact by Alan Morris

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Presents results of a study of four protohistoric populations in the contact area of the middle Orange River. The book concludes that genetic intermixture may be directed by differences in social status, implying that the myth of an unchanging link between culture and biology is untenable.

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The Skeletons of Contact by Alan Morris

Presents results of a study of four protohistoric populations in the contact area of the middle Orange River. The book concludes that genetic intermixture may be directed by differences in social status, implying that the myth of an unchanging link between culture and biology is untenable.
Morris, Alan: - Alan Morris is a research professor in The Institute for Public Policy and Governance at the University of Technology Sydney. His main areas of research have been in housing policy, housing tenure and older households and social policy.
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ISBN 13 9781868141975
ISBN 10 1868141977
Title The Skeletons of Contact
Author Alan Morris
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Wits University Press
Year published 1992-07-31
Number of pages 240
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