Category Archives: Hunter-Gatherer Age

Leaning into the Revolution is a choice

Posted on October 31, 2010 by Jeremie Averous
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Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, is a buzzing modern city. The skyline is bright. A mere 20km East from the city center, steep hills are covered with primitive impenetrable jungle. Impenetrable to all except the Orang Asli, the original … Continue reading →

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Specialization and trade

Posted on October 18, 2010 by Jeremie Averous
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From Age to Age, from Revolution to Revolution, specialization has increased. Hunter-gatherers were mainly specialized between men (hunters) and women (gatherers and children-raisers) In the Agricultural Age, priests, soldiers and specialist artisans were the specialists that did not produce their … Continue reading →

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Hunter-gatherer Age – the beginning of specialization

Posted on October 17, 2010 by Jeremie Averous
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The Hunter-Gatherer Age, which follows the First Revolution of Speech, is the beginning of specialization. During that Age, specialization is mainly related to sex. Men go hunting, women do gathering close to the shelter. But among the men and also … Continue reading →

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