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Mikey Brass
September 09, 2001 10:41AM
<HTML>Hi Jason,

A very good answer:-) May I add that the oldest Homo sapiens remains are dated at 130kya.

>For my money, I think that climate change combined with increased
>population pressure led to cultivation

There are many ways to deal with population pressure, selective killing amongst them. So why didn't the inhabitants of the Near East opt for an easier solution to increasing population than changing their entire lifestyle. It's too simplistic and leaves out the matter of internal social dynamics.

Mike.</HTML>
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Origins of agriculture

Mikey Brass September 09, 2001 06:22AM

Why so late Mikey ?

Don Barone September 09, 2001 07:18AM

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Jason September 09, 2001 08:56AM

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Mikey Brass September 09, 2001 10:41AM

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Jason September 09, 2001 11:52AM

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Mikey Brass September 09, 2001 10:55PM

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Jason September 10, 2001 07:15AM

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Mikey Brass September 10, 2001 05:43PM

Re: Why so late Mikey ?

Jason September 10, 2001 06:18PM

Re: Why so late Mikey ?

Mikey Brass September 10, 2001 06:20PM

Re: Why so late Mikey ?

Don Barone September 09, 2001 09:55PM

Re: Why so late Mikey ?

Mikey Brass September 10, 2001 02:53AM

Re: Why so late Mikey ?

Mikey Brass September 10, 2001 03:28PM

Thanks Mikey !

Don Barone September 10, 2001 08:57PM



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