Ecology and Mode of Production: Seasonal Variation and the Division of Labor by Sex among Hunter-Gatherers

Rhoda H. Halperin

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This paper considers the effects of seasonal variation upon the division of labor and the nature of production processes among hunter-gatherers under varied ecological conditions. Implications for the cross-cultural comparison of subsistence strategies and sex roles are examined by using five case studies from a wide range of culture areas, latitudes, and environments.

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