Sentence examples for nomadic hunter-gatherer from inspiring English sources

THE shift from the nomadic, hunter-gatherer lifestyle to a settled existence based on agriculture was mankind's first step on the path towards the modern world.

Shell mounds (refuse heaps also known as kitchen middens) reveal the gradual development of a nomadic hunter-gatherer society, whose tools and weapons continued to progress in sophistication and complexity.

Dr Fry and Mr Soderberg present no evidence against this conclusion.What they show instead is that in a sample of contemporary nomadic hunter-gatherer populations only a third of lethal violence is between groups, the rest being within groups.

The first thing that had to happen was the move from a nomadic, hunter-gatherer existence (where your chances of meeting a violent end could be as high as 50 50) to settled communities.

The area was first excavated in the 1960s by another Briton, James Mellaart, now 85, who established that it had been home to an advanced culture of people transitioning from a nomadic hunter-gatherer lifestyle to a more settled farming life.

The Ecuadorian operator has pioneered small-scale, sensitively run trips to meet remote nomadic hunter-gatherer tribes in the Amazon, including the Huaorani (with whom it has helped set up a small eco-lodge and 3,000-hectare 3,000-hectaree), anaturee reservey with the Secoyandeople in the upper Amoren basin.

This and other evidence suggests that these inner canyon dwellers were part of Desert Culture; a group of semi-nomadic hunter-gatherer Native Americans.

South American nomad, indigenous inhabitants of South America living as nomadic hunters, gatherers, and fishers.

Nomadic hunter-gatherers made regular stops.

The human population of nomadic hunter-gatherers was sparse and lived in groups of 20-25.

Traditionally, the Guahibo and Chiricoa were nomadic hunters, gatherers, and fishermen; their most important food animal was the armadillo.