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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"agricultural transition"”.

  1. The Agricultural Transition in Upper Nubia: An Analysis of Mandibular Morphology and Oral Health

    … the biological and morphological effect of the transition to agriculture varied widely by population and geographical region. In Upper Nubia, the shift to full-scale agriculture included transitional phases with varying dependence on pastoralism and farming, alongside continued hunting and …

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  2. Changing relationship with the land and one another in Pindoyú, Paraguay

    <p>This thesis is about agricultural transition in the face of globalization in the community of Pindoyú, Paraguay. Utilizing the extended case study method, the experiences of people of Pindoyú are documented through partcipant observation, individual and household interviews, and …

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  3. Synanthropic survival: low-impact agriculture and White-shouldered Ibis conservation ecology

    … farming following the loss of natural processes. Agricultural change, driven by external agribusiness and intrinsic livelihood modernisation, endangers these species, including the ibis. Ibis foraging ecology is closely associated with local livelihood practices, with favoured dry forest habitats …

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  4. A Study in Scarlet: A Bioarchaeological Investigation of the Differential Use of Ochre in Burial Practices at Khok Phanom Di, Central Thailand

    … in funerary practices at Khok Phanom Di, an agricultural transition site dating to 4,000 BP, located in Chonburi Province, Thailand. Powdered ochre was commonly used in prehistoric burial traditions, being spread over the body, resulting in bone staining. Within prehistoric archaeology the …

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