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The CLASH model lacks evolutionary and archeological support
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 40 (2017)
Abstract
Data from archaeology and paleoanthropology directly challenge the validity of the basic assumptions of the CLASH model. By not incorporating a “deep time” perspective, the hypothesis lacks the evolutionary baseline the authors seek to infer in validating the model.Author's Profile
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