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“A hierarchical model is provided by a network-adapted version of Renfrew and Level's (1979) classic XTENT formula.”
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“XTENT is a well-tested tool, with a long research tradition and many desirable properties (among them simple parametrisation and a good balance between mathematical”
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“We add to the available tool set by providing a version of Renfrew and Level's (1979) classic XTENT model, with slight modifications to achieve robust results for network data.”
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“XTENT, developed for use in archaeology by Renfrew and Level (1979), is a territorial model that has been demonstrated to yield plausible results in several case studies”
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“Renfrew and Level's (1979) XTENT is an example of a simple mathematical tool that retains its essential usefulness because it is”
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- Authors
- RENFREW, C., & LEVEL, E. V.
- Venue
- Transformations
- Publisher
- Elsevier
- Published
- 1979
- Pages
- 145-167
- Cited by
- 34
- References
- 0
- Language
- en
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