Camel Domestication Fits
Kaia Stonebrook
Geisteswissenschaften, Kunst, Musik / Geschichte
Beschreibung
Camel Domestication Fits explores the captivating history of how camels became integral to human societies across the Old World. This book investigates camel domestication through the lens of science and history, revealing the complex interplay between humans and animals. The genetic and physiological changes camels underwent, alongside archaeological evidence tracing camel usage across the Middle East, Africa, and Asia, are examined in detail. One intriguing insight is how camel domestication wasn't a singular event but a series of processes shaped by diverse human needs and environmental conditions.
The book progresses by first laying the groundwork with camel biology and genetics, then transitions into an examination of key archaeological sites. By integrating scientific data with historical timelines, Camel Domestication Fits offers an innovative perspective, moving beyond traditional research limitations. This approach uses DNA analysis of camel populations and radiocarbon dating to provide a comprehensive understanding.
The book underscores the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in archaeology, genetics, and environmental science. The book also reveals how the domestication of camels had a significant effect on trade routes, warfare, and cultural exchange.
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