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A general survey of the cases , which are illustrated below , would seem to indicate that such opportunities have been less available in the simpler societies characterized by collection and hunting , and perhaps fishing .
A general survey of the cases , which are illustrated below , would seem to indicate that such opportunities have been less available in the simpler societies characterized by collection and hunting , and perhaps fishing .
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... men as dispensers of in- 47/36 formation 442 7–178 Hunting and aged women as dispensers of in- 47/20 formation 443 8-177 Fishing and aged men as dispensers of in- 26/18 formation 444 8–178 Fishing and aged women as dispensers of in- ...
... men as dispensers of in- 47/36 formation 442 7–178 Hunting and aged women as dispensers of in- 47/20 formation 443 8-177 Fishing and aged men as dispensers of in- 26/18 formation 444 8–178 Fishing and aged women as dispensers of in- ...
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... 682 8-42 Fishing and matrilocal residence 683 9-42 Herding and matrilocal residence 684 10-42 Agriculture and matrilocal residence 685 6–44 Collection and matrilineal descent 686 7–44 Hunting and matrilineal descent 687 8–44 Fishing ...
... 682 8-42 Fishing and matrilocal residence 683 9-42 Herding and matrilocal residence 684 10-42 Agriculture and matrilocal residence 685 6–44 Collection and matrilineal descent 686 7–44 Hunting and matrilineal descent 687 8–44 Fishing ...
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Research Procedure | 1 |
The Assurance of Food | 20 |
Property Rights | 36 |
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