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Hyperdiffusionism

Hyperdiffusionism is a pseudoarchaeological hypothesis that postulates that certain historical technologies or ideas were developed by a single people or civilization and then spread to other cultures. Thus, all great civilizations that engage in what appear to be similar cultural practices, such as the construction of pyramids, derived them from a…

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related to Charles Hapgood · 23
Hyperdiffusionism → According, Ancient Sea Kings, Atlantis, Babylonians, Egypt, Egyptian, Egyptians, For, Greece, Hapgood, He, How, In Charles Hapgood's, It, Maps, Maya, Mayan, Mayans, Mexico, Plato's Account
related to Barry Fell · 20
Hyperdiffusionism → Also, America, America's Stonehenge, Barry Fell, Celts, Druids, Earth's, Europe, Fell, Finally, Goidelic, Hapgood's, He, Mystery Hill, New England, North America, Phoenician, Phoenicians, Smith, These
related to Carl Whiting Bishop · 7
Hyperdiffusionism → Among, Bishop, Bishop's, Carl Whiting Bishop, China, Chinese, Owen Lattimore
related to Alexander Goldenweiser · 5
Hyperdiffusionism → Alexander Goldenweiser, Culture, Goldenweiser, In, The Diffusion Controversy
related to Alice Kehoe · 5
Hyperdiffusionism → Alice Beck Kehoe, Although, Ancient, Kehoe, Moreover
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Hyperdiffusionism → pseudoarchaeological hypothesis that postulates that certain historical technologies or ideas were developed by a single people or civilization and then spread to other cultures

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ancient civilization culture cultural civilizations also diffusion artifacts one lost egypt similar practices cultures smith theory single atlantis america similarities

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Hyperdiffusionismis apseudoarchaeological hypothesis that postulates that certain historical technologies or ideas were developed by a single people or civilization and then spread to other cultures0.90text
megalithsinstance ofThe so-called Heliolithic Culture hypothesized by Grafton Elliot Smith includes a wide range of hyperdiffused cultural practices0.80text
sun worshipinstance ofThe so-called Heliolithic Culture hypothesized by Grafton Elliot Smith includes a wide range of hyperdiffused cultural practices0.80text
Hyperdiffusionismrelated to Alexander GoldenweiserAlexander Goldenweiser0.60section
Hyperdiffusionismrelated to Alexander GoldenweiserCulture0.60section
Hyperdiffusionismrelated to Alexander GoldenweiserThe Diffusion Controversy0.60section
Hyperdiffusionismrelated to Alexander GoldenweiserIn0.60section
Hyperdiffusionismrelated to Alexander GoldenweiserGoldenweiser0.60section
Hyperdiffusionismrelated to Alice KehoeAlice Beck Kehoe0.60section
Hyperdiffusionismrelated to Alice KehoeAlthough0.60section
Hyperdiffusionismrelated to Alice KehoeKehoe0.60section
Hyperdiffusionismrelated to Alice KehoeAncient0.60section

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