empowering hunter-gatherer societies – celebrating human potentiality – promoting hunter-gatherer research

13th Conference on Hunting and Gathering Societies, Dublin 2022

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Aboriginal rock art

Advocacy groups

Affluence-Scarcity

African rock art

Agent-based modeling

American-Australian Scientific Expedition to Australia

Blade technology

Broad spectrum diet

Cardiovascular diseases

Central place foraging

Characterizations

Coast-inland relations

Collective action

Commoditisation

Common-pool resources

COOPERATION-COMPETITION

Cooperation under resource pressure

Cooperative breeding

Costly signaling

Cross-cultural studies

Cultural ecology

Cultural heritage

Culture profile

Diversification

Division of labor

Ecological Indian

ECONOMIC CONDITIONS

Egalitarianism-Hierarchy

Embodied capital theory

Entrepreneurship

Ethnoarchaeology

Ethnographic analogy

European rock art

Evolutionary ecology

Evolutionary psychology

Experimental archaeology

Experimental games

Faunal analysis

Food (in)security

Foraging groups

Foraging mode of production

Foraging mode of thought

Gathering hypothesis

GENERAL HUNTER-GATHERER ARTICLES AND CHAPTERS

GENERAL HUNTER-GATHERER BOOKS

GENERAL HUNTER-GATHERER VOLUMES

Grandmotherhood

Historical ecology

Hudson's Bay Company

Human-animal relations

Human-nature relations

Human behavioral ecology

Human development

HUNTER-GATHERER MONOGRAPHS

Hunter-gatherer studies

Hunting gestures

Hunting hypothesis

Hunting poisons

Hunting territories

Inclusive fitness theory

Independent foraging

Indian rock art

Indigenous peoples

Initiation rites

Inland foragers

Intellectual property rights

Intensification

Internal working models

Isolated peoples

Isotope analysis

Juvenile literature

KALAHARI DEBATE

Kalahari Peoples Fund

Life history theory

Lithic analysis

Lithic technology

Marine resources

Marital residence

Mass harvesting

MATERIAL CULTURE

Mixed economies

Multiregional evolution

Musical instruments

Nature-man-spirit complex

North American rock art

Nubility hypothesis

Occupational hiatus

Optimal foraging theory

Original affluent society

Partible paternity

Patriarch hypothesis

Peopling of Americas

Performing arts

Persistence hunting

Popular culture

Postmarital residence

Primitive communism

Projectile points

Prudent predation

Radiocarbon dating

Relations with colonial powers

Relations with farmers

Relations with nation-states

Relations with neighboring hunter-gatherers

Relations with pastoralists

Relations with settlers

Religious conversion

Replacement model

Resource diversification

Resource intensification

Resource rights

Ritual associations

Scanning electron microscope

SELF-DETERMINATION

Settlement patterns

Sexual dimorphism

Show-off hypothesis

Significance assessment

Site formation processes

Site occupation intensity

Social brain hypothesis

SOCIAL CONDITIONS

Social learning

Social reproduction

South American rock art

Specialised hunting

Spirit possession

Strong reciprocity

Subsistence hunting

Tasaday controversy

Temporal frequency distributions

Time allocation

Tolerated theft

Traditional ecological knowledge

Universal kin categorization

VIOLENCE-NONVIOLENCE

Visual Anthropology

Waist-to-hip ratios

Women's hunting

To cite this database: Thanos Kouravelos (ed.), hgcosmos.org

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Last update: 10 June, 2020