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WSU ANTH 101 - cultural adaption and evolution
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Anthropology 101 1st Edition Lecture 18Outline of Last Lecture I.SubsistenceII.Cultural Evolution III.Cultural Adaption IV.ForagersV.Horticulture Outline of Current Lecture I. Cultural Adaption II. ForagersIII. Horticulture IV. Convergent evolution V. Parallel evolution VI. Pastoralism VII. Agriculture VIII. Reciprocity IX. Kula Hxaro (kung)X. Redistribution XI. Market XII. Economy XIII. Profit XIV. Leveling mechanism Current Lecture-Cultural Adaption -ForagersoAka hunter-gatherers (fishers)oAcephalous oReciprocity -Balanced -Generalized-Horticulture oThe growing of plant foods with plant tools oSimple technology to develop plant foods -Slash & burn -Aka swidden -Cut down big stuff (bushes, trees) then you burn it 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.-Clear ground and when you burn it it fertilizes the soil oHortus-Garden-Convergent evolution -Parallel evolution -Pastoralism oTranshumance (herding)oPastor-shepherd -Agriculture oAger-field oCorvee (labor tax)-Reciprocity -Kula Hxaro (kung)-Redistribution -Market -Economy -Profit -Leveling


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