The continuity theory posits that some interbreeding occurred between Neanderthals and modern Homo sapiens, meaning that some Neanderthal genes survive in Europeans.
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Further attempts also include the Botai culture and the cultural horizon of the Kurgan cultures ( see : Paleolithic Continuity Theory ).
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The Settlement Continuity Theory asserts that at least the genetic ancestors of the Finno-Ugric peoples were among the earliest indigenous peoples of Europe.
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:: 1.3 On Paleolithic Continuity Theory, regarding an edit of self-proclaimed Paul Barlow, Yagmurlukorfez steps in for the now banned Ragdeenorc in defending these edits.
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A group of scholars, led by Mario Alinei, considers that Indo-European has been spoken in Europe since the Last Glacial Maximum, in the Paleolithic Continuity Theory.
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The continuity theory can be classified as a micro-level theory because it pertains to the individual, and more specifically it can be viewed from the equilibrium.
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That " continuity theory " is no longer followed today ( the Roman cult may have been borrowed, but it certainly did not originate in Iran ).
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The other two psychosocial theories are the disengagement theory, with which the activity comes to odds, and the continuity theory which modifies and elaborates upon the activity theory.
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Otte is one of the leading advocates of the Paleolithic Continuity Theory which states that Indo-European languages originated in Europe and have existed there since the Paleolithic period.
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There is historiographical work which adheres to the continuity theory from the Traditionalist perspective, though the book of Gambra ( 1976 ) seems to fall rather into philosophy.
