Matriarchy And Prehistory: A Statistical Method For Testing An Old Theory
Abstract
Mythological data and statistical methods have been used to reconstruct the phylogeny of matriarchal tales and its relationship to genetic trees. The results show a correlation between the two trees and allow to identify the proto-forms of this mythology. This makes it possible to reject some assumptions about rock art.
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