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Maize-based polyculture, not monoculture, sustained precolonial societies in the Brazilian Cerrado PRIMARY_TEXT

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The results show cultural and economic diversity among archaeological traditions. Integrating archaeological, palaeoecological, and chronological data, we ar...	not read — this server does not read this kind of document or recording, so it has not looked; read it yourself

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QUOTE `{}`	The results show cultural and economic diversity among archaeological traditions. Integrating archaeological, palaeoecological, and chronological data, we argue for the coexistence of a diversified and a more complex food production syst...

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