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Central Place Foraging and Prehistoric Pinyon Utilization in the Great Basinptive diversity among Great Basin hunter-gatherers, it fails to explain why such variability occurred in a region that lacked the global-scale differences in effective temperature posed by Binford as driving the forager—collector continuum. Almost 20 years ago, Thomas noted that “we currently lack t

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Sacred Power and Seasonal Settlement on the Central Northwest Coastraction sites. The greater complexity of this pattern suggests an accommodation to the social opportunities and constraints caused by greater population density. Although these developments conform to expectations based un social and environmental considerations, their specific timing within the con

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Long-term Change and Short-term Shifting in the Economy of Philippine Forager-Traderse trade records, and later European histories (.; .; .; .; .; .; .). Hunter-gatherer populations that generally inhabited the interior uplands of Southeast Asia include the Semang (Orang Ash) of Malaysia; the Punan and Penan of Borneo; the Kudu of Sumatra; the Agta, Ata, and Batak of the Philippines

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-49090-6ratory investigation into the social and logistical context within which Thule culture underwent extensive modification in some regions of the Canadian Arctic and disappeared completely in others. These events have been referred to as the “ Classic to Modified Thule transition” by McCartney (.) and

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Wolff Heintschel Heinegg,Volker Eppingatufian sites were farming communities was later challenged, but the importance of these discoveries as evidence in the search for the origins of agriculture in western Asia did not escape the eyes of most scholars