These roles encompass subsistence material uses (e.g. for milk and meat production, transport, and caravans), a cultural importance in terms of aesthetics, cultural identity, and tribal/group identification, as well as the recent use of income generation out of a pastoral context.
The humans have casually enslaved the inhabitants, who are peaceful, physically slight, with a subsistence-level material culture.
He argues that the rights to physical integrity and subsistence collectively provide the material preconditions necessary to the enjoyment of all other rights, such as the right to property, the right to equal political participation, and the right to freedom of association.
We suggest that significant changes in inter- and intrasettlement patterns, subsistence, domestic spaces, and material culture indicate that the Swahili became increasingly connected to, and reliant upon, their maritime environment over many centuries and not early in their settlement of the coast.
Tumbe on the north coast of Pemba Island, Tanzania, covered 20 to 30 hectares, with earth-and-thatch houses, evidence of diversified subsistence, and a rich material culture of local and imported goods from the seventh to tenth centuries C.E. (Fleisher and LaViolette 2013).
Hence, as it was confirmed in the group discussion, the scenario of these observed changes both spatially and temporally of shrub land cover was due to the increased demand for fire wood, charcoal and construction materials for subsistence as well as expansion of forest and cultivated and rural settlement land.
The aboriginal material culture and subsistence patterns of the Vedda were extremely simple.
By destroying subsistence economies, maldevelopment projects created material poverty where, before, there had been none.
Still, Lindsey believes that the new dimension of liberty — emancipation from the preoccupation with subsistence — has been a boon because material security has reduced "stress".
They start, they say, from 'real human beings', emphasising that human beings are essentially productive, in that they must produce their means of subsistence in order to satisfy their material needs.
The most significant movement of large numbers of people from subsistence and extreme poverty to greater material well being and the emergence of a middle class was through the liberated free market.
