Symbolic narratives of fertility: rock art representations of pregnancy and childbirth across cultures
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and their living was based on hunting and gathering, the main asset of their life was human resources therefore, one of the main concerns of that time was to increase the young members of clans who could participate in hunting and gathering. Subsequently, with time their subsistence pattern changed and their requirements also included land, cattle, boats, etc. They settled in one place and began cultivation, agriculture, and a complex economy. In all these cases, a suitable amount of population plays an important role in running a society.
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2023-05-20
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Singh, N., & Kr. Tiwary, S. (2023). Symbolic narratives of fertility: rock art representations of pregnancy and childbirth across cultures. Boletín APAR, 9(28), pp. 1435–1442. https://doi.org/10.70748/ba.28.2023.164
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