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Anthropology

2naSalit

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6. There was so much in that book...

Reply to Doc Sportello (Reply #5)

Fri Oct 6, 2023, 11:49 AM

Oct 2023

There were many phases over thousands of years. One I liked was about a coastal group in Peru who had a fish economy and an agricultural economy a little ways inland and they had quite a community for some time but only figured out in the years before the book was published.

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