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... diversity of the present and recent past . Archeol- ogy reconstructs social , economic , religious , and political patterns of prehistoric populations . Bio- logical anthropology relates biological diversity in time and space to ...
... diversity of the present and recent past . Archeol- ogy reconstructs social , economic , religious , and political patterns of prehistoric populations . Bio- logical anthropology relates biological diversity in time and space to ...
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... Diversity It has also been suggested that states ' ruling systems and special - purpose subsystems arise in areas of ecological diversity to regu- late production and movement of products between zones . Central management , once ...
... Diversity It has also been suggested that states ' ruling systems and special - purpose subsystems arise in areas of ecological diversity to regu- late production and movement of products between zones . Central management , once ...
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... DIVERSITY Anthropology has a crucial role to play in promoting a more humanistic vision of social change , one that respects the value of cul- tural differences . The existence of anthropol- ogy is itself a tribute to the continuing ...
... DIVERSITY Anthropology has a crucial role to play in promoting a more humanistic vision of social change , one that respects the value of cul- tural differences . The existence of anthropol- ogy is itself a tribute to the continuing ...
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