Changing social inequality from first farmers to early states in Southeast Asia

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Prehistoric archeology suggests inhabitants of Southeast Asia experienced intensified social inequality during the later Iron Age when increased aridity stimulated an agricultural revolution that rapidly led to the first state societies. (M. Fochesato, et al, November 2021)

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Prehistoric archeology suggests inhabitants of Southeast Asia experienced intensified social inequality during the later Iron Age when increased aridity stimulated an agricultural revolution that rapidly led to the first state societies. (M. Fochesato, et al, November 2021)

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Changing social inequality from first farmers to early states in Southeast Asia

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