ANTH 3280 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Bindle, Stone Age, Nels Anderson
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This is a water shed on human history we now have lots of people in cities and it definitely will stay that way. Highly doubt it will go back to what it once was. Davis says more growth of human kind will probably be urban grow out. A field science the anthropological perspective 2015. Looks back to a particular heritage when it talks about its methods and goals. Notes and queries devoted to amateur fieldests to go out and discover and make notes of: gordon childe. Wrote a very important article and famous for the urban revolution (when cities emerged and became part of out history) The urban revolution: neolithic, 800 bce (means new stone age ) When we got agriculture: urban, 5500 bce childe is very interested in the urban. You an that you have a city when you have these kinds of traits. Civilization (childe sees them as the same thing: high density of population (7,000 20,000 people)
