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Which of the following dating to 10,500 B.C. is said to have had its walls collapsed by the blast of trumpets?
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Discuss how the technological developments that resulted from increased agriculture likely led to warfare. Name three other important cultural developments that resulted from agriculture that were less destructive.
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In which region do we see the most pronounced changes in forager societies in the Stone Age?
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Discuss how agriculture was "invented." Was this a major insight or just the application of knowledge long known? Explain your response.
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