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Human Ecology Biocultural Adaptations In Human Communities Ecological Studies 1st Edition Holger Schutkowski

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Human Ecology Biocultural Adaptations In Human Communities Ecological Studies 1st Edition Holger Schutkowski
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Publisher: Springer
File Extension: PDF
File size: 5.28 MB
Pages: 310
Author: Holger Schutkowski
ISBN: 3540260854
Language: English
Year: 2006
Edition: 1

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Human Ecology Biocultural Adaptations In Human Communities Ecological Studies 1st Edition Holger Schutkowski by Holger Schutkowski 3540260854 instant download after payment.

This book explores the relationship between cultural strategies and their biological outcomes, combining for the first time an ecosystems approach with cultural anthropological, archaeological and evolutionary behavioural concepts. Beginning with resource use and food procurement behaviour, the text examines major subsistence modes, the circumstances and dynamics of large-scale subsistence change, the effect of social differentiation on resource use and the effects of subsistence behaviour on population development and regulation.

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