Here, the archaeological data bolster the case: Similarities in rock art between Sulawesi and Borneo indicate a close connection between the people.
But, he says: "It does in fact make sense of the archaeological data".
The archaeological data are here compared to modern and historic livestock herd variations.
The archaeological data for the Ganges River basin reveals that sedentary agricultural villages were established after 2500 b.c.
The archaeological data allow us to state that the main glassworking activity took place in Classe in the 5th century.
As in the archaeological data, the proportional contributions of these taxa are discussed, excluding other livestock present in these countries.
The archaeological data are clearly spatially patterned.
The archaeological data suggested that the initial colonization of modern humans in Japan occurred about 30,000 years ago [ 41, 42], consistent with our age estimation of D2-M57 (37,678 ± 2,216 years ago).
The full archaeological data of the selected assemblage is summarised in [Tables 1 and 2].
However, by triangulating between archaeological data points, modern genetic inferences and historical linguistics, we should be better placed to recapture and reconstruct patterns of evolutionary process and history that brought us to where we are today.
