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Hunter-gatherer foraging networks promote information transmission
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2021
bioRxiv
pre-print
Central-place foraging, where foragers return to a central location (or home-base), is a key feature of hunter-gatherer social organization. Although why or when our ancestors started returning to "home-bases" remains unclear, it likely had significant implications for many aspects of hominin evolution. For example, central-place foraging, by changing hunter-gatherers' use of space and mobility, could have altered social networks and increased opportunities for information exchange. We
doi:10.1101/2021.04.29.442031
fatcat:2oogxmpk6nejzkv6565ul7abce