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The Idea of the Past, Jeremy Sabloff (1993) and Trigger (1989) are perhaps some of the more visible artifacts of this process. More focused studies have been produced by a number of other scholars. Archaeological research in the Chesapeake region has a remarkable tenure in its own right, and local prehistorians, albeit

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The Paleoindian Period,crimonious debate over early populations, strong opinions are cast, boundaries are quickly drawn, and the polemics often overshadow the real evidence. It was the early debate over the timing of the human entrance into the New World, in fact, that helped the archaeological record of the Chesapeake re

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The Woodland Period,certain times it is spectacular. By the conclusion of the three millennia included in this period, the redirection of lifeways initiated at the end of the Archaic reached its fullest expression in the chiefdoms that mark the end of prehistory. Early European explorers and settlers also interacted wi

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2190-5053 nd fractalconnectivities. In the second part, we investigate partial synchronization patterns in a neuronal network and explain dynamical asymmetry arising from the hemispheric structure of the human brain. A p978-3-030-34078-0978-3-030-34076-6Series ISSN 2190-5053 Series E-ISSN 2190-5061