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The bashful and the boastful : prestigious leaders and social change in Mesolithic Societies
The creation and maintenance of influential leaders and authorities is one of the key themes of archaeological and historical enquiry. However the social dynamics of authorities and leaders in the Mesolithic remains a largely unexplored area of study. The role and influence of authorities can be remarkably different in different situations yet they exist in all societies and in almost all social contexts from playgrounds to parliaments. Here we explore the literature on the dynamics of authority creation, maintenance and contestation in egalitarian societies, and discuss the implications for our interpretation and understanding of the formation of authorities and leaders and changing social relationships within the Mesolithic
African-European Contacts in the Kongo Kingdom (Sixteenth-Eighteenth Centuries): New Archaeological Insights from Ngongo Mbata (Lower Congo, DRC)
Assessment of female fertility preservation in Auvergne 3 years after implementation of the PREFERA platform (PREservation FERtilité Auvergne)
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LâactivitĂ© de la polyarthrite rhumatoĂŻde a un impact sur la rĂ©serve ovarienne mesurĂ©e par le dosage de mâAMH sĂ©rique
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Comparison of IVF results in cases of sever endometriosis after or without previous surgery
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