Its second part's last chapter draws a dichotomy between east-west and north-south axes, while an earlier chapter in that part traces the development of edible almonds.
Its second part's last chapter draws a dichotomy between east-west and north-south axes, while an earlier chapter in that part traces the development of edible almonds. The failure of the Phaistos Disk to spawn advances in printing is examined in another chapter, which argues that "technology begets technology," and is entitled "Necessity's Mother." "Farmer Power" and "Apples or Indians" are other chapters in this work, whose author uses the "Anna Karenina Principle" to explain why zebras have never been domesticated. In attempting to answer a question posed to the author from a New Guinea politician named Yali, this work explains the fall of Atahualpa and the Incas and discusses how the development of human society has been shaped by geography. FTP, identify this book, whose title refers to three tools of conquest, a work by Jared Diamond.
Its second part's last chapter draws a dichotomy between east-west and north-south axes, while an earlier chapter in that part traces the development of edible almonds.
{Guns, Germs, and Steel}: The Fates of Human Societies