Occupation Intensity is a diachronic archaeological construct that quantifies the relative density and duration of human activity within a settlement over time, distinguished from other settlement metrics by its focus on the temporal concentration and spatial persistence of material, structural, and behavioral evidence.
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Model of Human Occupation: Theory and Application
A. Trakoli · Occupational Medicine · 2010 · 1.3K citations · Full text
A New Synthesis of Middle Paleolithic Variability
Nicolas Rolland, Harold L. Dibble · American Antiquity · 1990 · 328 citations
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London, United Kingdom
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Storrs, United States
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