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    David Steinlicht Analysis

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    The agricultural revolution is what turned hunters and gatherers into farmers. It brought the development of villages and the ability to grow one's own food. Domesticated animals and specialized jobs also developed with farming. However it also brought disease and an increase in death. My thoughts on agriculture are very similar to David Steinlicht, it was a very important step towards civilization. Jared Diamond claims that agriculture was “The worst mistake in the human history of the human…

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    contributed to hunter-gatherers becoming farmers? Hunter-gatherers had traded with other farmers who had given them the idea of food production. Also, there was a “decline in the availability of wild foods” (Diamond, 110), and the resources they depended on decreased. As a result, it increased domesticated wild plants, which served as a good alternative for them. As population densities raised, food production attended well in feeding the numerous people. Lastly, food producers were outnumbering…

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    from northeast Asia, arriving over a land bridge between Siberia and Alaska some 12,000 years ago and then migrating across North and South America’ [http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2003/09/0903_030903_bajaskull.html]. The first hunter and gatherer tribe from northeast Asia were experiencing a new climate and habitat entirely, so this would have taken a lot of adaption in their everyday…

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    Average World Person

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    15,000 years ago, the average world person was either a hunter or gatherer. Secondly, 3,000 years ago, the average world person would have been a peasant farmer and finally, today’s average world person is an urban worker or a Third World laborer. ‘The key question concerns the…

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    The Neolithic Revolution main was a dramatic change for Nomad to farmers and hunter - gatherers. Nomads which was the name of the early modern people who began to study agriculture, they became farmers, before farmers,the nomads were hunter - gatherer who were people who followed the animals and kill and eat. The nomads had suffered for disease because there wasn’t enough food to their social ranks. It when from the Paleolithic to the Neolithic Revolution, nomads didn’t know they will…

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    as corn. They could finally settle and live off the staple crops they learned to grow, harvest, and store as well as the animals they learned to domesticate and keep (for meat and milk). The ability to create a food surplus allowed the nomadic hunter-gatherer way of life to evolve into a settled agricultural one. Since food…

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    incident of warfare among humans. Dating back to around 10,000 years ago, the remains found on the shores of Lake Turkana in Kenya are also significant because they belong to a hunter-gatherer society rather than to settled agricultural peoples. Archeologists and anthropologists have long believed that because hunter-gatherer societies are relatively egalitarian, they are also less violent. The discovery in Kenya may compel them to revisit that theory. The human remains, consisting of 27…

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    Classification society five types is shown in the table. [3] Hunters and gatherers. Hunter-gatherer society is the simplest form of society. [4] Their activities generally just hunting (hunting) and collecting crops nonbudidaya with technology in the form of simple equipment (gathering). Although now the development of technology has created a community posindustri, hunter-gatherer societies still exist in some parts of Indonesia. As a result of the technology applied only…

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    scarce” (2009) presented at University of Yale by Robert Wyman, he explains human demographics divided in three eras: hunter-gathering period, surge of agriculture and after the industrial revolution. He also illustrates how fertility can be incentivized and limited by culture, and the consequences of human behavior in the world’s population. According to Wyman, humans were hunter-gatherers until almost ten thousand years ago. There were approximately two million people in the world and the…

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    community’s life when they dropped hunting and gathering and took up agriculture is what Diamond chose to shed light on. He has chosen to inspect a person’s involvement in agriculture, which a majority of people find doubtful. The article brings hunters and gatherers lifestyles to attention, which are prove to be healthier than farmers. He verifies this by using scientific evidence implemented by patheopathology and the Dickson Mounds. The progressivist and the revisionist…

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