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... tribes , chiefdoms , and states . We have al- ready looked at band organization and will now consider tribes . Tribes usually have hor- ticultural or pastoral strategies of adaptation , and they are organized into villages and / or ...
... tribes , chiefdoms , and states . We have al- ready looked at band organization and will now consider tribes . Tribes usually have hor- ticultural or pastoral strategies of adaptation , and they are organized into villages and / or ...
Page 212
... tribes the Basseri and Qashqai.12 These groups follow a nomadic route more than 480 kilometers ( 300 miles ) long . Starting each year from a plateau near the coast , they take their animals to grazing land 5,400 me- ters ( 18,000 feet ) ...
... tribes the Basseri and Qashqai.12 These groups follow a nomadic route more than 480 kilometers ( 300 miles ) long . Starting each year from a plateau near the coast , they take their animals to grazing land 5,400 me- ters ( 18,000 feet ) ...
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... tribes give much more prestige , privilege , and power to men than to women . Patrilineal - virilocal tribes were the world's first male chauvinist cultures . The sex - based contrast in rights diminishes in chiefdoms , where prestige ...
... tribes give much more prestige , privilege , and power to men than to women . Patrilineal - virilocal tribes were the world's first male chauvinist cultures . The sex - based contrast in rights diminishes in chiefdoms , where prestige ...
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