By Thomas Biolsi
ISBN-10: 0631226869
ISBN-13: 9780631226864
This significant other is constructed from 27 unique contributions via top students within the box and summarizes the kingdom of anthropological wisdom of Indian peoples, in addition to the heritage that received us to date.
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D. D. 1200, at a time when population was also at its peak. This was a period, in this area, marked by a relatively arid, unstable climate. Lambert attributes the relatively high levels of stress and poor health to population increases and this climate. The high levels of stress also occur in a period marked by increased levels of interpersonal violence, as indicated by pre-mortem violence-caused trauma on the skeletons. D. 500. Thus increased warfare on the southern California coast and the Northwest Coast are coincident in time, but there are marked differences in health status.
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