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Figure 6 : San camp population and density . The same principle may also help
to regulate band size less than around 60 members , since five or more extended
families create a chain where the end blocks of individuals are only recognised ...
Figure 6 : San camp population and density . The same principle may also help
to regulate band size less than around 60 members , since five or more extended
families create a chain where the end blocks of individuals are only recognised ...
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Kung camp density and the open , circular plan result from the fundamental role
of sharing in ! Kung subsistence . The camp in many respects serves as a
common subsistence unit , and the density and intervisibility allows constant
monitoring ...
Kung camp density and the open , circular plan result from the fundamental role
of sharing in ! Kung subsistence . The camp in many respects serves as a
common subsistence unit , and the density and intervisibility allows constant
monitoring ...
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The adequacy of the general propositions outlined above , linking within - camp
densities to ecological conditions in a ... The circles represent each culture ' s
position with respect to net primary productivity , latitude and population density ...
The adequacy of the general propositions outlined above , linking within - camp
densities to ecological conditions in a ... The circles represent each culture ' s
position with respect to net primary productivity , latitude and population density ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Archaeological review from Cambridge, Volume 2, Issue 2 Archaeological review from Cambridge |
| Published | 1983 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 12 Apr 2011 |
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