The authors note that because unassimiliated hunter-gatherer societies are basically becoming non-existent, "It is therefore unlikely that more than a few new societies will be added to the sample presented in this article." It is the only example I have ever read where I have seen researchers basically say "that's it, this research field is finished, pack it up and go home."
Regarding (6), it reminds me of this paper on longevity in hunter-gatherers: https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1728-4457.2007.00171.x
The authors note that because unassimiliated hunter-gatherer societies are basically becoming non-existent, "It is therefore unlikely that more than a few new societies will be added to the sample presented in this article." It is the only example I have ever read where I have seen researchers basically say "that's it, this research field is finished, pack it up and go home."
Thanks for the link! I just learned that FRIN is an acronym and this is a widely studied topic: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Further_research_is_needed. Much academia.