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Category Archives: hunter-gatherers
A day in the life, in the Congo rainforest
A further installment from last summer’s research trip to the Congo Within an hour of sunrise, I was woken by the heat. Outside my tent, Jerome sat on a makeshift bench, with his laptop open in front of him. … Continue reading
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Hunter-gatherer conference: day 1
Today was the first day of the international Conference on Hunting and Gathering Societies (CHaGS). The 10th meeting of its kind since 1966, it’s brought together approximately 200 delegates — scholars from all four continents, and from the … Continue reading
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Tagged #chags2013, anthropology, hunter gatherers, Liverpool, Richard B. Lee, Steven Pinker, violence, war
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