ANTH 1120 Chapter : 11- How has the transition from hunting and gathering to agriculture changed human settlement patterns, social organization, and nutritional status? .pdf
22 Apr 2014
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Goodman, darna l. darfour and gretel h. pelto, eds. Leslie white saw technology as the driving force of cultural evolution. No because they work as a team and store food. Support your statement with an example of the food quest practices of the hadza peoples of tanzania or the ju/"hoansi peoples of the kalahari desert in namibia. No because they have high nutrition in their limited diet. Describe three ways that an agricultural diet may adversely affect population health and nutritional status. Too much of one type of crop (lack nutriance from other crops) Uneven food distribution advantagesdisadvantagesanth 1120: making sense of a changing world. Lecture 13: progress and development as explored through the study of food production: primary question: how has the transition from hunting and gathering to agriculture changed human settlement patterns, social organization, and nutritional status, today"s topics. Social and health consequences of the agricultural revolution: module overview.
