Heh, funny that this showed up in the "active" posts for the community.
Interesting article in any case. I wonder why agricultural societies tend towards patrilocality
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Probably because it became less about getting food (where gatherers provided the bulk) and more about protecting the land you have (which required strength.)
Yeah that sounds plausible.
Seriously, agriculture was a mistake