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| − | 12500-10200 years ago ''(Incorrect dates)'', emerged a new culture, that is now called the Natufian Culture. These peoples are generally referred to as hunter-gatherers, but foragers may be a better word to describe them. Unlike most hunter-gatherers of their time, who were peripatetic, the Natufians spent "at least part of the year... in communities," (http://archaeology.about.com/od/nterms/qt/natufian.htm) which were known as base camps, and Natufians followed a much more sedentary lifestyle than hunter-gatherers. The Natufians foraged a fairly small area, and generally, following seasonal patterns, came back to the same place, where they had grain stored.
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| − | "First Farmers" Video Notes: Tuesday, November 12 and Wednesday, November 13, 2014
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| − | "Origins of Culture." Ancient Origins. Compiled by Rosie Beniretto Published in Houston, Texas by St. John's School 2014-2015
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| − | About Education, Natufian Culture: Guide to the Hunter-Gatherers of the Levant [http://archaeology.about.com/od/nterms/qt/natufian.htm]
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