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The KINSCA project explores prehistoric kinship by integrating archaeological data with ethnographic insights. It examines how material structures like settlements and artifacts, alongside biological markers, can reveal the complexities of social relationships in ancient societies.
Research context During the past decade, the “ancient DNA revolution” has reopened key questions about prehistoric kinship that within archaeogenetics is narrowly viewed as genetic proximity.
From a socio-cultural anthropological perspective, however, kinship is not only a biological but also a performative and imaginary principle for structuring and maintaining social relations.
Frequently, it is not blood but houses that play a crucial role in forming kinship relations.
Therefore, a unified st…
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United States, Chicago Il
Type: Research institute
Activity type: Research Organisations
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