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ANTH003 - Week 02 - Late Epipaleolithic SW Asia - Early East and SE Asia by joshua.t.lam is a document available to read on EtoBox.

The Late Epipaleolithic period in Southwest Asia, spanning from approximately 12,600 to 10,000 BCE, saw increased subsistence intensification, sedentism, and the emergence of larger sites with formal cemeteries. This period transitioned into the Neolithic era, characterized by the development of agriculture, food storage, and advancements in pottery and architecture. Key sites like Göbekli Tepe and Jericho illustrate the social and cultural complexities of early communities, including domestication of anima

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