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Flannery, Kent V. Flannery, Kent V. (Vaughn)(1934– ) anthropologist, archaeologist; born in Philadelphia. An expert on prehistoric human ecology and cultural evolution, he joined the University of Michigan faculty (1967). Flannery is known for describing what he calls the "broad-spectrum revolution," the shift from hunting and gathering to the exploitation of wild resources. His publications include The Early Mesoamerican Village (1976). |