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Bar-Yosef and Belfer-Cohen, The origins of sedentism and farming communities in the Levant

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Natufian Culture

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Peer-reviewed regional synthesis of sedentism and the farming transition

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Regional synthesis supports sedentary or semi-sedentary hunter-gatherer communities in parts of the Natufian Levant before full dependence on farming.

At several sites, architecture, repeated occupation, heavy ground-stone tools, burials, and dense deposits support sedentary or semi-sedentary hunter-gatherer life before full farming dependence.
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The extent and seasonality of Natufian sedentism and its relationship to later farming varied regionally and remain active research questions.

Researchers continue to debate the extent of cultivation, the degree and seasonality of sedentism, regional pathways, the timing of dog domestication, and the relative influence of climate, population, storage, exchange, feasting, and ritual.
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Some Natufian communities in the Levant practiced sedentary or semi-sedentary hunter-gatherer lifeways before full dependence on agriculture.

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