Megan J. Daniels (Ed.), Homo Migrans. Modeling Mobility and Migration in Human History. (The Institute for European and Mediterranean Archeology Distinguished Monograph Series. IEMA Proceedings, Vol. 11.) , SUNY Press 2022

Article Megan J. Daniels (Ed.), Homo Migrans. Modeling Mobility and Migration in Human History. (The Institute for European and Mediterranean Archeology Distinguished Monograph Series. IEMA Proceedings, Vol. 11.) , SUNY Press 2022 was published on June 2, 2025 in the journal Historische Zeitschrift (volume 320, issue 3).

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Historische Zeitschrift
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2025-06-02
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Megan J. Daniels (Ed.), Homo Migrans. Modeling Mobility and Migration in Human History. (The Institute for European and Mediterranean Archeology Distinguished Monograph Series. IEMA Proceedings, Vol. 11.) , SUNY Press 2022

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Megan J. Daniels (Ed.), Homo Migrans. Modeling Mobility and Migration in Human History. (The Institute for European and Mediterranean Archeology Distinguished Monograph Series. IEMA Proceedings, Vol. 11.) , SUNY Press 2022

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Article Megan J. Daniels (Ed.), Homo Migrans. Modeling Mobility and Migration in Human History. (The Institute for European and Mediterranean Archeology Distinguished Monograph Series. IEMA Proceedings, Vol. 11.) , SUNY Press 2022 was published on June 2, 2025 in the journal Historische Zeitschrift (volume 320, issue 3).

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Megan J. Daniels (Ed.), Homo Migrans. Modeling Mobility and Migration in Human History. (The Institute for European and Mediterranean Archeology Distinguished Monograph Series. IEMA Proceedings, Vol. 11.) , SUNY Press 2022 — Holger Sonnabend · Historische Zeitschrift (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS