Protein Capture and Cultural Development in the Amazon Basin
by Daniel R Gross
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526-549 pages with tables. Royal octavo (9 1/4" x 6 1/4") bound in original publisher's wrappers. Volume 77, number 3 complete issue. First edition.
This paper examines the proposition that availability of animal protein limits the size, density, and permanence of settlements of the aboriginal societies of the Amazon Basin. Previous discussion have focused mainly on agricultural potential. Evidence is presented from ethnography and ecology suggesting that fish and game are scarce, particularly away from major rivers. Nine relatively unacculturated societies have relatively low but probably adequate per capita intake of animal protein. the effects which this limitation may have on Amazonian culture are discussed.
Condition: Previous owner's name to front wrapper, spine and edges sunned, light edge wear else very good.
This paper examines the proposition that availability of animal protein limits the size, density, and permanence of settlements of the aboriginal societies of the Amazon Basin. Previous discussion have focused mainly on agricultural potential. Evidence is presented from ethnography and ecology suggesting that fish and game are scarce, particularly away from major rivers. Nine relatively unacculturated societies have relatively low but probably adequate per capita intake of animal protein. the effects which this limitation may have on Amazonian culture are discussed.
Condition: Previous owner's name to front wrapper, spine and edges sunned, light edge wear else very good.
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- Protein Capture and Cultural Development in the Amazon Basin
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- Daniel R Gross
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- American Anthropological Association
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- Date Published
- 1975
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- 526-549 pages with tables
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- Royal octavo
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