Multiple Choice
Why do anthropologists question the idea that present-day foragers can be compared to Paleolithic foragers?
A) Present-day foragers have been in contact with food-producing and industrialized societies for long periods of time and all live within nation-states that inevitably affect their livelihood.
B) There are no present-day foragers.
C) The types of foraging vary so widely that few generalizations can be drawn.
D) Paleolithic foragers were prelinguistic.
E) Paleolithic foragers were not Homo sapiens.
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