Sentence examples for subsistence behaviours from inspiring English sources

Detecting the intensity of human activities relating to ritual and subsistence behaviours is a daunting challenge in cases where settlement sites are not readily detectable in the archaeological record.

It is suggested that they are linked through subsistence and technical behaviours to the particular environment of the sub-Himalayan belt and its eastern extension characterised by densely forested hilly landscapes, generously irrigated by perennial streams.

The adaptation to local raw material (texture and volume), together with subsistence patterns and behaviours, could explain the rarity of Acheulian types (handaxes and cleavers) and picks in the T4 terraces of the Tejo tributaries; this is in contrast to the same terrace of the Tejo valley, in which these types are found.

During Prehistory, shells have been used for subsistence, ornamentation, symbolic behaviour and tools.

This symbiosis is the equivalent of the Soqotran 'pastoral rationality', which is expressed in the scattered individual economic behaviours in which subsistence prevails over maximization of benefits, and that constitutes a way of life as well as a system of production.

Moreover, this study has the intention of integration the anthracological record with the archaeological data already published concerning subsistence, technology and paleoecology to a better understanding to human behaviour during this period.

Villagers were subsistence farmers.

Superfluity rather than subsistence.

"It's subsistence farming.

Most Rwandans are subsistence farmers.

That's just basic subsistence.