Chapter Three Migration, Ancient DNA, and Bronze Age Pastoralists from the Eurasian Steppes

Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents v
3. Illustrations ix
4. Movement as a Constant? 1
5. New Data and New Narratives
6. Toward a New Prehistory 31
7. Migration, Ancient DNA, and Bronze Age Pastoralists from the Eurasian Steppes 55
8. The Conceptual Impacts of Genomics to the Archaeology of Movement 79
9. Migrations, Visible and Invisible: Toward More Inclusive Histories
10. New Data and Old Narratives 95
11. Captives 111
12. The In/Visibility of Migration 133
13. A Harbor Scene 147
14. Computational Models of Migration
15. Surfing with the Alien 165
16. The Settlement Record, Paleodemography, and Evidence for Migrations in Eneolithic Ukraine 183
17. N Site Continuous Model for Migration 201
18. Sociohistorical Models of Migration
19. Toward a Social Archaeology of Forced Migration 229
20. Macro- and Micro‑Mobilities and the Creation of Identity in the Ancient Near East 249
21. Wandering Ports on the Datça Peninsula 269
22. Migration and Complexity
23. Assessing the Possibility of Trans‑Maritime Mobility in Archaic Hominins 293
24. Homo mobilis 317
25. Contributors 345
26. Index 347