It has been said that for 99 per cent of their cultural history
human societies have made their living through the collection of
wild resources. It is therefore perhaps not surprising that the
study of hunters and gatherers has become an increasingly popular
and central topic of research. Within archaeology it has created an
international focus for people working in many different areas of
the world. At the same time it has provided a meeting ground for a
range of disciplines, all concerned in one way or another with
aspects of human behaviour. However, analysis of the prehistoric
record has inevitably lagged behind the development of fresh
theoretical perspectives. Hunter-gatherer economy in prehistory
seeks to bridge this gap by combining the discussion of recent
developments in ecological and social theory with the analysis of
prehistoric data from many of the classic areas of palaeolithic
studies in Europe.
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