Birth Gods and Origins Agriculture (New Studies in Archaeology)

Discover the mysteries of ancient civilizations with "Birth Gods and Origins Agriculture" - the ultimate guide to the cultural and economic changes that shaped the Near East between 10,000 and 7,000 BC. This groundbreaking book unveils the transition from hunter-gatherer societies to Neolithic food-producers, challenging traditional theories to present a fresh perspective on our human history.

Unlike any other study, "Birth Gods and Origins Agriculture" delves deep into the intellectual transformation that occurred during the Neolithic revolution. By adopting French theories of mentalities, Jacques Cauvin shines a light on the symbolic activities that paved the way for our modern agricultural practices. Prepare to have your perspective shifted as you explore the emergence of the first agricultural villages and witness how Neolithic ideas spread to the periphery of the region.

Immerse yourself in vivid descriptions and engaging narratives that bring the ancient world to life. "Birth Gods and Origins Agriculture" uncovers the secrets of pastoralism, nomadism, and the profound impact they had on the development of human civilization. This exceptional book will captivate both history enthusiasts and academicians alike, providing them with a treasure trove of knowledge.

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