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Anthropic units

The term anthropic unit (from Greek άνθρωπος, 'human') is used with different meanings in archaeology, in measurement and in social studies.

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Anthropic units

Nodes16
Edges15
Triples12
Avg. degree1.88
Density0.125
Components1

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Anthropic units

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measured by · 3
Anthropic units → Brandon Carter, Brian William Petley, Following
related to In archaeology · 3
Anthropic units → For, In, Massimo Vidale
related to In social studies · 3
Anthropic units → For, In, Thomson

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sociologyinstance ofIn social studiesIn fields of study0.80text
ethnographyinstance ofIn social studiesIn fields of study0.80text
anthropic units are identifiable groupings of peopleinstance ofIn social studiesIn fields of study0.80text
Anthropic unitsmeasured byFollowing0.60section
Anthropic unitsmeasured byBrandon Carter0.60section
Anthropic unitsmeasured byBrian William Petley0.60section
Anthropic unitsrelated to In archaeologyIn0.60section
Anthropic unitsrelated to In archaeologyFor0.60section
Anthropic unitsrelated to In archaeologyMassimo Vidale0.60section
Anthropic unitsrelated to In social studiesIn0.60section
Anthropic unitsrelated to In social studiesFor0.60section
Anthropic unitsrelated to In social studiesThomson0.60section

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