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... band size stays the same year - round . In others , the band splits for part of the year . Families leave to seek resources that are better exploited by just a few people . Later on , they rejoin for coop- erative work and ceremonies ...
... band size stays the same year - round . In others , the band splits for part of the year . Families leave to seek resources that are better exploited by just a few people . Later on , they rejoin for coop- erative work and ceremonies ...
Page 116
... band . ( George Holton / Photo Researchers ) An apprentice shepherd in France . Like African transhumants ,. the husband's or the wife's band . Later they may decide to move to the band of the other spouse for a while . One may affiliate ...
... band . ( George Holton / Photo Researchers ) An apprentice shepherd in France . Like African transhumants ,. the husband's or the wife's band . Later they may decide to move to the band of the other spouse for a while . One may affiliate ...
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... band ( whose membership constantly changes ) and other forms of political organization . Among fora- gers there is very little differential authority and no differential power . Band leaders are leaders in name only . They are simply ...
... band ( whose membership constantly changes ) and other forms of political organization . Among fora- gers there is very little differential authority and no differential power . Band leaders are leaders in name only . They are simply ...
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