Here is an interesting viewpoint that supports the stance of the hunter-gatherer:
https://www.vox.com/conversations/2017/ ... technology
Interesting viewpoint
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Interesting viewpoint
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Re: Interesting viewpoint
very interesting, it also goes along with some theories that were presented at the Mesa Verde national park I visited a couple summers ago.
The park is basically bunch of cliff dwellings on an ancient indian civilization. They lived in the high cliffs and farmed on the mesa top. The interesting thing was that compared to skeleton remains of hunter gathers a little before them these cliff dwellers lived much shorter, and harder lives, their bones showed that they had to endure a great deal of hard physical labor that the hunter/gatherers did not. Some think they were forced into this life style either from lack of resources or war rather than choosing it because it was a more fruitful way of living.
The park is basically bunch of cliff dwellings on an ancient indian civilization. They lived in the high cliffs and farmed on the mesa top. The interesting thing was that compared to skeleton remains of hunter gathers a little before them these cliff dwellers lived much shorter, and harder lives, their bones showed that they had to endure a great deal of hard physical labor that the hunter/gatherers did not. Some think they were forced into this life style either from lack of resources or war rather than choosing it because it was a more fruitful way of living.