ENST 201 1st Edition Lecture 6 Outline of Last Lecture I Female Health of Hunter Gatherers and Agriculturalists II Agricultural Strategies Outline of Current Lecture I Modern Hunter Gatherers II Pastoralism Current Lecture I II Modern Hunter Gatherers a Started out hunting as much as they wanted and not caring about the supply b As large game started to dwindle they started hunting more conservatively i Take what you need c This lead to them believing that animals and nature should be more respected i This belief of respecting nature eventually became a part of their belief system d Agriculturalists see the environment as an enemy and that they need to dominate and control it i Ex People see themselves in a war with the animal kingdom 1 Animals are seen as evil e In most rural tribes the chief holds all the power and is the head medicine man i He can control his people by magnifying danger and promoting unity ii Women who leave these tribes for a better life are threatening the longevity of these societies iii The whole tribe lived in one long house 1 No threat of too many women becoming pregnant because lack of sleep unprocessed cocoa makes men into asexual beings a Procreating was very planned iv The people of these tribes take dreams very seriously Pastoralism a Typically found in places that are too cold ro dry b Pastoralists also think about how to minimalize risk like the swidden agriculturalists i They have to worry about drought disease and unstable weather These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor s lecture GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes not as a substitute ii Solution always rotate animals so that one area does not become too damaged have a variety of animals raise animals that reproduce quickly ie goats c Side Note Camels can eat plants that have mechanical defenses
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