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DESCRIPTION: \n\nJomon Food Diversity\, Climate Change and Long-term Sustai
 nability\n\nBy Junko Habu\, University of California Berkeley\n\nArchaeolo
 gists have long been interested in the study of long-term social\n	change. 
 Factors that involve specialization and centralization have been\n	proposed
  as prime movers for the “development” of human societies.\n	Contrary to th
 ese interpretations\, I propose a hypothesis that diversity and\n	decentral
 ization may be critical for maintaining long-term sustainability of\n	human
  societies. Using a case study from the Early and Middle Jomon periods\n	(c
 a. 4000-2400 BC) of prehistoric Japan\, this presentation emphasizes the\n
 	importance of framing recent and current global environmental problems in
 \n	the context of the greater human experiences.\n\n \n
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LOCATION:Rm. 116\, Peterson Hall\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 0E6\, 3460 rue 
 McTavish
SUMMARY:Speaker Series
URL:https://www.mcgill.ca/anthropology/channels/event/speaker-series-289617
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