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These were subsistence attributes and socio - cultural habits which determine the
concrete expression of the subsistence attributes . Four modern tribes were
studied who currently live around the area in which the prehistoric occurrences
were ...
These were subsistence attributes and socio - cultural habits which determine the
concrete expression of the subsistence attributes . Four modern tribes were
studied who currently live around the area in which the prehistoric occurrences
were ...
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The home base camp contains structures such as hut circles , cattle corrals ,
raised dung platforms ( the size of which is an expression of wealth ) , sheep /
goat pens . The female associated items will be present in all the home base
camps .
The home base camp contains structures such as hut circles , cattle corrals ,
raised dung platforms ( the size of which is an expression of wealth ) , sheep /
goat pens . The female associated items will be present in all the home base
camps .
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The subsistence system is therefore aimed at individual family productive units ,
not camps as risk - sharing units , and this lack of cooperation and social
cohesion is expressed in the large spacing between families in a camp . On the
other ...
The subsistence system is therefore aimed at individual family productive units ,
not camps as risk - sharing units , and this lack of cooperation and social
cohesion is expressed in the large spacing between families in a camp . On the
other ...
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