As elsewhere in Eurasia, hunters and gatherers using Paleolithic tools and weapons were succeeded on the steppes by Neolithic farmers who raised grain, kept domesticated animals, and decorated their pottery with painted designs.
She compares the TSI with anthropological records of precolonial African farming.She finds that a one standard-deviation increase in the TSI is associated with a 23 percentage-point decline in the likelihood that the local people kept domesticated livestock.
He sometimes keeps domesticated ducks as well, though he still buys beef and other meat.
He published the definitive book on how to keep a domesticated gorilla.
Removing a rolled up Canadian 20-dollar bill from my inflamed nostril, I snapped back something about age appropriate behavior being merely an artificial, culturally imposed constraint to keep people domesticated and benign.
And that because of this I must be chained, domesticated, kept, traded, bred.
The Maya cultivated many plants for food, but it has long been believed that they only kept one domesticated animal dogs for food during the early flourishing of their civilization.
Most of the breeds that are kept as pets are domesticated, meaning that they were bred to be kept under human care and supervision.
Marino and Huebner both says that pets may still be acceptable, since "most animals kept as pets are domesticated and are adapted to living with humans," which is "very different from forcing a wild animal to live among humans," as Marino puts it.
His friends call him "Marshall Stewart," because he keeps a neat, domesticated place, the bed always made, a striped fabric shower curtain in the bathroom.
