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Hunter-Gatherer

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Hunter-Gatherer
A stage in man’s social evolution preceding the farmer stage. The hunter-gatherer society’s subsistence methods involved the gathering/foraging of edible plants, which provided up to 80% of their food needs, and hunting animals from the wild, which provided the remainder, without recourse to the domestication of plants or animals


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The hunter-gatherers who inhabited Scandinavia more than 4,000 years ago had a different gene pool than ours," explained Anders Gotherstrom of the Department of Evolutionary Biology at Uppsala University, who headed the project together with Eske Willerslev of the Centre for GeoGenetics at the University of Copenhagen.
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