英語 での Hunter-gatherers の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Hunter-gatherers had no money.
It has nothing to do with hunter-gatherers.
Hunter-gatherers had no money.
Instead, they are closer to central African hunter-gatherers.
Even the hunter-gatherers used some elementary tools.
Instead, they are more similar to the hunter-gatherers of central Africa.
Hunter-gatherers of Paraguay had no active cases of acne.
For most of humankind's 10 million years of existence,we have been hunter-gatherers.
Populations of hunter-gatherers fluctuate in accordance with the amount of available food.
Instead, they seem to be genetically closer to the hunter-gatherers of Central Africa.
First, they are nomadic hunter-gatherers with nothing to count and hence no need to practice doing so.
Minority rights, as in the case of other groups,has become an issue for hunter-gatherers living in the forested regions.
Early hunter-gatherers probably learned from animals that foraged for protein-rich insects and followed suit.
Without violence against our anarchist ancestors hunter-gatherers and farmers there would be no states today.
Stone age hunter-gatherers from the Eurasian continent started arriving in Japan as early as 35,000 years ago, during the last ice age.
The nature of the relationship between farmers and hunter-gatherers at this time is also one of the themes of genetic anthropology.
However, Neolithic farmers from Germany penetrated late into Scandinavia and in small numbers,and the lifestyle remained primarily one of hunter-gatherers.
Just like most other European hunter-gatherers, the Mesolithic Britons had dark skin and blue eyes.
A recent study from Masaryk University proposed that genes for tallness appeared among the Gravettian culture-a band of hunter-gatherers who lived in Southern Italy some 50,000 to 10,000 years ago.
Aside from the use of fire, hunter-gatherers made few deliberate changes to the lands in which they roamed.
Among the Hadza of western Tanzania,a few hundred people still live in small groups as hunter-gatherers, reliant solely on the wild environment for food.
The Aché people, hunter-gatherers who lived in the jungles of Paraguay until the 1960s, offer a glimpse into the darker side of foraging.
Considering it a theme that the students had not heard much about,I talked about the characteristics of social interaction of the Baka hunter-gatherers living in the southeastern part of Cameroon, using a video.
When human beings were all still hunter-gatherers, each needed about 1000 hectares of land to support him or her.
Even after the emergence of advanced civilizations, hunter-gatherers inhabited most of the continents' area until the 18th century.
It's been argued that our evolution as hunter-gatherers has shaped much of our ingrained visual patterns.
An archaeologist who wishes to understand the behaviour of archaic hunter-gatherers must travel to distant lands, excavate ancient ruins and date fossilised bones and artefacts.
Anarchist primitive societies visited by anthropologists in the 20th century,such as the San(Bushmen) hunter-gatherers and the tribal Trobriand Islanders, conducted such trade between individual trade-partners.