Testing for Divergent Transmission Histories among Cultural Characters: A Study Using Bayesian Phylogenetic Methods and Iranian Tribal Textile Data
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Mark Collard | Luke J. Matthews | Fiona M. Jordan | Charles L. Nunn | C. Nunn | M. Collard | J. Tehrani | Jamie J. Tehrani
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