Análisis de los impactos sociales derivados de la actividad agrícola
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Historia, Agricultura, Antropología, ArqueologíaResumen
Este trabajo analiza las formas de vida humanas previas al surgimiento de la agricultura y examina el proceso de domesticación de plantas que dio origen a las primeras prácticas agrícolas. A partir de ello, se estudia cómo este cambio transformó la organización social, económica y política de las comunidades humanas, impulsando el desarrollo de las primeras civilizaciones. Finalmente, se identifican las consecuencias sociales de largo plazo derivadas de la agricultura y su manifestación en dinámicas contemporáneas.
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