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... areas of ecological diversity . It is argued that states emerge to regulate the production and distribution of ... areas where environ- mental diversity is not marked- ancient Egypt , for example . Furthermore , in other areas of environ ...
... areas of ecological diversity . It is argued that states emerge to regulate the production and distribution of ... areas where environ- mental diversity is not marked- ancient Egypt , for example . Furthermore , in other areas of environ ...
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... areas especially favorable to horticulture and spilled over into adjacent zones , arid areas were gradually col- onized . They became sites of irrigation agriculture and the new centers of population growth . But the shift was not a ...
... areas especially favorable to horticulture and spilled over into adjacent zones , arid areas were gradually col- onized . They became sites of irrigation agriculture and the new centers of population growth . But the shift was not a ...
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... areas incorporated Expansion Militarism Defense Social circumscription ( pressure from neighboring populations ) Population increase and expansion ; links to lakeshore maintained through trade Resource concentration ; permanent ...
... areas incorporated Expansion Militarism Defense Social circumscription ( pressure from neighboring populations ) Population increase and expansion ; links to lakeshore maintained through trade Resource concentration ; permanent ...
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ANTHROPOLOGY AND THE OTHER | 16 |
HOMOLOGIES AND ANALOGIES | 29 |
Behavioral adaptation to environmental | 37 |
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adaptation Africa agricultural American culture ancestors animals anthro anthropol anthropologists apes apical ancestor areas argued aspects associated band behavior Betsileo biological bridewealth brother Buganda chiefdoms chimpanzees chimps complex contemporary contrast cross-cultural cultivation descent groups developed ecological economic economic anthropology endogamy environment ethnic ethnographic Etoro evolution evolutionary example exchange exogamy female football foraging functions genetic Homo horticultural household human populations Ifugao individuals involved kinship terminology labor language lineage linguistic linked live major male marriage marry McDonald's means nations native nonindustrial nuclear family Nuer ogists orangutans orig patrilineal peasants personality political polyandry polygyny poverty Press primates production relationships relatives religion religious ritual rules sexual share similar social organization sociobiology sociocultural specific status strategies structure subsistence taboo tion tive traditional tribal societies tural ture United University urban variation village warfare wealth women Yanomamo York