Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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For example , in a mainly agricultural economy incentives to practice hunting and gathering may vary as a function of the outcome of agricultural production , which in turn depends on the environmental conditions .
For example , in a mainly agricultural economy incentives to practice hunting and gathering may vary as a function of the outcome of agricultural production , which in turn depends on the environmental conditions .
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Grinding stones and pottery are also present in much greater quantities than in the two previous cases . Among groups with a primary reliance on hunting and gathering : the Dorobo . No granaries or cattle pens exist .
Grinding stones and pottery are also present in much greater quantities than in the two previous cases . Among groups with a primary reliance on hunting and gathering : the Dorobo . No granaries or cattle pens exist .
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Adaptation Arctic hunting Northern Forest Northwest coast fishing & hunting Tropical Forest hunters Desertsavanna hunting & gathering Australian desert hunting & gathering Notes : 1 . 2 . 3 . Table 2 : Example Nunami ut Mistassini Cree ...
Adaptation Arctic hunting Northern Forest Northwest coast fishing & hunting Tropical Forest hunters Desertsavanna hunting & gathering Australian desert hunting & gathering Notes : 1 . 2 . 3 . Table 2 : Example Nunami ut Mistassini Cree ...
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