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... foragers , re- sources in particular environments dictated certain differences among foraging econo- mies . Some foragers hunted big game , whereas others hunted and collected a larger variety of animals and plants . But one basic ...
... foragers , re- sources in particular environments dictated certain differences among foraging econo- mies . Some foragers hunted big game , whereas others hunted and collected a larger variety of animals and plants . But one basic ...
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... foragers . Foragers have been able to survive the expansion of food production in such marginal and isolated areas as certain islands , tropical forests , deserts , and the Arctic . ( From The Emergence of Man , Revised and Enlarged ...
... foragers . Foragers have been able to survive the expansion of food production in such marginal and isolated areas as certain islands , tropical forests , deserts , and the Arctic . ( From The Emergence of Man , Revised and Enlarged ...
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... foragers in tropical and semi- tropical areas , gathering contributes more to the diet than hunting or fishing . Gathering is generally women's work ; men usually hunt SEX ROLES AMONG FORAGERS The degree of equality in sex roles is ...
... foragers in tropical and semi- tropical areas , gathering contributes more to the diet than hunting or fishing . Gathering is generally women's work ; men usually hunt SEX ROLES AMONG FORAGERS The degree of equality in sex roles is ...
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