The Evolution of Man and Society, المجلد 1Col. maps on lining papers. Bibliography: p. 681-711. |
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CATTLE1 ( R ) Persia , S. Europe , India ( E ) 6. WATER India ( E ) BUFFALO ( R ) S. China ( E ) 7. YAK ( R ) Tibet to Mongolia ( E ) 8. PIG1 Europe to China ( wild boar ) Persia , Anatolia 7000 B.C. Caspian steppes 6500 B.C. 1.
CATTLE1 ( R ) Persia , S. Europe , India ( E ) 6. WATER India ( E ) BUFFALO ( R ) S. China ( E ) 7. YAK ( R ) Tibet to Mongolia ( E ) 8. PIG1 Europe to China ( wild boar ) Persia , Anatolia 7000 B.C. Caspian steppes 6500 B.C. 1.
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First , there was the spinning of textiles , first wool and then flax , in Anatolia . With the spinning went the weaving already foreshadowed by the basket work of paleolithic man . Secondly , there was the invention of pottery probably ...
First , there was the spinning of textiles , first wool and then flax , in Anatolia . With the spinning went the weaving already foreshadowed by the basket work of paleolithic man . Secondly , there was the invention of pottery probably ...
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Other dynasties , according to the legendary evidence adduced by G. L. Huxley , suggest Phoenician and Anatolian ... SARPEDON of Miletus in Crete , founder of Miletus in Anatolia Thus Herodotus offers us an international family tree .
Other dynasties , according to the legendary evidence adduced by G. L. Huxley , suggest Phoenician and Anatolian ... SARPEDON of Miletus in Crete , founder of Miletus in Anatolia Thus Herodotus offers us an international family tree .
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