Transmigrations as a mechanism of living space exploration in the Northwestern Black Sea region at the Pleistocene-Holocene boundary
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2008
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Migration can be defined as a total or partial change of location (habitat) and/or movement into new areas for a certain period of time or forever. Contemporary prehistory, archaeology, ethnology, and cultural anthropology tend to interpret migration as one of the four basic genres of human activity, alongside habitation, storage, and creation.One can trace long lasting migrations(or colonization)and comparatively rapid movements (or relocation).In the framework of this last group of population movements, which implies changes of habitat realized by groups or by individuals with a certain рифове over a temporally restricted interval, one can distinguish two basic variants:(a)migrations which give rise to significant enlargement or total change of habitat for a certain population group,and (b) movements within one foraging territory that are often called seasonal migrations. In all cases, the main historical function of migrations is to ensure group survival for the population in question.
Опис
Caspian-Black Sea mediterranean corridor during last 30 ky: sea level change and human adaptive strategies (2008-2010), plenary meeting and fild trip INQUA 0501, (4, 2008);4-16, Oct., 2008
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separation, infiltration, counter-relocation, seasonal migration, Bilolissya, Grebeniki, Kukrek
Бібліографічний опис
Black sea-mediterranean corridor during the last 30 ky: sea level change and human adaptation (2005–2009) : IV plenary meeting and field trip IGCP 521 (Bucharest ; Varna, 4–16 Oct. 2008). – Bucharest, 2008