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But when the population was denser in the late paleolithic expansion the different units or tribes would begin to confront one another . In these circumstances the arrangements for outbreeding within the tribe ( that is , ensuring ...
But when the population was denser in the late paleolithic expansion the different units or tribes would begin to confront one another . In these circumstances the arrangements for outbreeding within the tribe ( that is , ensuring ...
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The camel - herding Bedouin tribes , like all other pastoral peoples , undoubtedly sprang from the fusion of agricultural and hunting tribes . ... And , subject to the outbreeding rules of the tribe , they are strictly inbred .
The camel - herding Bedouin tribes , like all other pastoral peoples , undoubtedly sprang from the fusion of agricultural and hunting tribes . ... And , subject to the outbreeding rules of the tribe , they are strictly inbred .
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Yet there were certain tribes where civilized infiltration , probably due to the capture of female prisoners from more advanced societies , brought in not agriculture but a new social character . One of these was the Chinooks who seem ...
Yet there were certain tribes where civilized infiltration , probably due to the capture of female prisoners from more advanced societies , brought in not agriculture but a new social character . One of these was the Chinooks who seem ...
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PROVIDENT SOCIETIES | 67 |
EXPANDING PEOPLES | 127 |
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