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... industrial workers consume more animal fat and protein and about 500 more calories per day . Nonetheless it cannot be said that industri- al workers work less than preindustrial farmers in order to obtain their food supply . Another ...
... industrial workers consume more animal fat and protein and about 500 more calories per day . Nonetheless it cannot be said that industri- al workers work less than preindustrial farmers in order to obtain their food supply . Another ...
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... industrial and service workers make some contribu- tion to the support of agro - industrial production . " Yesterday's farmer is today's canner , tractor mechanic , and fast food carhop " ( Steinhart and Steinhart 1974 ) . Like everyone ...
... industrial and service workers make some contribu- tion to the support of agro - industrial production . " Yesterday's farmer is today's canner , tractor mechanic , and fast food carhop " ( Steinhart and Steinhart 1974 ) . Like everyone ...
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... industrial states can be accounted for by appeal to biological imperatives or adaptive ecological processes . The political and economic subordination of women to men in industrial contexts makes sense only as a stratification ...
... industrial states can be accounted for by appeal to biological imperatives or adaptive ecological processes . The political and economic subordination of women to men in industrial contexts makes sense only as a stratification ...
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Biological Evolution | 7 |
FIGURES 11 Anthropologists at Work 289 | 8 |
Population Genetics | 13 |
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