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In their letter, d’Huy et al. (1) challenge the novelty of our study (2), and question the reliability of some our results in the light of previous folkloric research and geographic biases in the Aarne Thompson Uther (ATU) index (3). In our reply we explain how their criticisms are already largely addressed in our paper (2) or based on misunderstandings that we clarify below. As we make clear in our report (2), the idea that the diffusion of folktales might be linked to migration histories is in fact a very old one, and certainly not one we claim for ourselves. Our study investigates …

Reply to d’Huy et al.: Navigating biases and charting new ground in the cultural diffusion of folktales