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The spread of a Yamnaya cultural package by different groups adapting to local territories, not a single people or nation moving unchanged.
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cultural conquest
The spread of a Yamnaya cultural package by different groups adapting to local territories, not a single people or nation moving unchanged.
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Jiang rejects a simple intentional invasion model and instead describes opportunistic entry, assimilation, cultural conquest, and occasional violence as the IVC weakened.
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"Okay? Or it could be internally among the families. Okay? But there's going to be some social tension going on. The other social tension..."
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"...women. Okay? And again this is a gradual process of assimilation cultural conquest. But it's not a military invasion. Okay? Does that make sense?..."
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"And what do they do? You have a hundred men and a hundred women in this village. So what do you do? No, yeah,..."
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"So what's happening was, as they conquered different territories, they had to adapt themselves to that territory because the geography is different, okay? So..."
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