How hunter-gatherer communities began to settle the Yellow River
In short: Trace the transition of Upper Paleolithic communities in China as they moved toward sedentary life and the earliest foundations of domestication.
This episode explores the scattered hunter-gatherer groups of the Chinese Upper Paleolithic between 20000 BCE and 7000 BCE. It examines the gradual shift toward more permanent living arrangements and the initial steps taken toward the domestication of both plants and animals.
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- Summary by Intellect · source: The Birth of China - Hunters on the Yellow River (20000 BCE to 7000 BCE) (No AI)
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