Gregory Hodgins
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Gregory Hodgins is a Research Scientist and Research Professor at the University of Arizona, USA. His research interests encompass the early domestication of horses and sheep, tree-ring dating, and the archaeological implications of these findings in various regions. Recent publications include studies on horse exploitation in Patagonia, tree-ring-radiocarbon dating techniques, and the origins of ceremonial complexes in Mesoamerica.
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