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Agriculture, cultivation and domestication : exploring the conceptual framework of early food production / David R. Harris, José Iriarte, Luc Vrydaghs, dir. Tim P. Denham

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Appartient au livre : Rethinking agriculture : archaeological and ethnoarchaeological perspectives, Walnut Creek, Left Coast, pp. 16-35, 9781598742602

Publication: Walnut Creek : Left Coast, 2007 Langue: Anglais Autre auteur: Harris, David R, 19..-....; Iriarte, José, 19..-....; Vrydaghs, Luc, 19..-....

Sujet: agriculture • économie de subsistance • domestication des animaux • alimentation • pastoralisme

Item type: Extrait

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