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Conrad Phillip Kottak. tural universals . Nevertheless , different cultures emphasize different things . Cultures are ... tural ) inheritance from a common cultural ances- tor . Other generalities originate in independent in- vention of ...
Conrad Phillip Kottak. tural universals . Nevertheless , different cultures emphasize different things . Cultures are ... tural ) inheritance from a common cultural ances- tor . Other generalities originate in independent in- vention of ...
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... tural and agricultural techniques , such as those which developed historically in early archeological sequences ... tural field does not necessarily produce a higher single - year yield than does a horticultural plot . The first crop ...
... tural and agricultural techniques , such as those which developed historically in early archeological sequences ... tural field does not necessarily produce a higher single - year yield than does a horticultural plot . The first crop ...
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... tural societies but only 17 percent of the horti- cultural ones ( Martin and Voorhies 1975 ) ( see Ta- ble 11.1 ) . With agriculture , women were cut off from pro- duction for the first time in cultural evolution . Be- lief systems ...
... tural societies but only 17 percent of the horti- cultural ones ( Martin and Voorhies 1975 ) ( see Ta- ble 11.1 ) . With agriculture , women were cut off from pro- duction for the first time in cultural evolution . Be- lief systems ...
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THE SCOPE OF ANTHROPOLOGY | 1 |
THE SUBDISCIPLINES OF ANTHROPOLOGY | 7 |
ANTHROPOLOGY AND THE OTHER HUMAN SCIENCES | 13 |
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