VLADIMIR USSACHEVSKY
Sep 4, 2018 · 7 min read

Anthropological historians commonly assert that the first radical change in human behaviour came with the emergence of farming in a society that had subsisted thitherto on hunting and gathering. The importance of that change is undeniable. But in one respect it was a change of degree, not in kind; that is, in both conditions, physical survival, of the tribe and its individual members, depended on an intimate involvement of man and the forces of…

