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Culture, Data, and Context

Brian M. Fagan, Nadia Durrani

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Thus, human cultures are made up of human behavior and its results; they obviously consist of complex and constantly interacting variables. Human culture, never static, is always adjusting to both internal and external change, whether environmental, technological, or societal. Increasingly, humans have modified the natural environment to such an extent that they have created their own.

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Thus, human cultures are made up of human behavior and its results; they obviously consist of complex and constantly interacting variables. Human culture, never static, is always adjusting to both internal and external change, whether environmental, technological, or societal. Increasingly, humans have modified the natural environment to such an extent that they have created their own.

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Thus, human cultures are made up of human behavior and its results; they obviously consist of complex and constantly interacting variables. Human culture, never static, is always adjusting to both internal and external change, whether environmental, technological, or societal. Increasingly, humans have modified the natural environment to such an extent that they have created their own.

Key concepts: Context (archaeology), Computer science, Psychology, History, Archaeology

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