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... preindustrial peoples have populations that appear to be stabilized at levels con- siderably below what would be possible under a regimen of maximum intensification . Even preindustrial peoples are perfectly capable of significant ...
... preindustrial peoples have populations that appear to be stabilized at levels con- siderably below what would be possible under a regimen of maximum intensification . Even preindustrial peoples are perfectly capable of significant ...
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An Introduction to General Anthropology Marvin Harris. 266 Technology of Preindustrial Population Control Preindustrial , low - energy societies possessed few techniques for con- trolling population growth . One technique , universally ...
An Introduction to General Anthropology Marvin Harris. 266 Technology of Preindustrial Population Control Preindustrial , low - energy societies possessed few techniques for con- trolling population growth . One technique , universally ...
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... preindustrial societies . It has been suggested that this male supremacy complex con- tributes to the maintenance of ... preindustrial peoples did not limit their population , they would probably soon find themselves without food as well ...
... preindustrial societies . It has been suggested that this male supremacy complex con- tributes to the maintenance of ... preindustrial peoples did not limit their population , they would probably soon find themselves without food as well ...
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Suborder Anthropoidea versus Suborder Prosimii | 27 |
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