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Later Prehistory Of The Badia A V G Bettsd Cropperl Martinc Mccartney

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Later Prehistory Of The Badia A V G Bettsd Cropperl Martinc Mccartney
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Publisher: Casemate Publishers & Book Distributors, LLC
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 42.58 MB
Author: A. V. G. Betts;D. Cropper;L. Martin;C. McCartney;
ISBN: 9781782970811, 1782970819
Language: English
Year: 2013

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Later Prehistory Of The Badia A V G Bettsd Cropperl Martinc Mccartney by A. V. G. Betts;d. Cropper;l. Martin;c. Mccartney; 9781782970811, 1782970819 instant download after payment.

This volume covers the following period, which witnessed a further spread of campsites and short-term occupation out around the edges of the harra and across the hamad as far as the lands bordering the Euphrates to the north and east. This period was marked by the first appearance of sheep and goat as one element of the steppic economy alongside traditional practices of hunting and foraging. The concluding chapter discusses these changes and proposes models for the introduction of domesticated animals into the steppe as a precursor to a full nomadic pastoral economy.

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