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W. H. Wills offers a new model to explain the decision-making process that led to the adoption of domesticated plants. Wills takes the position that early hunter-gatherers adopted domesticated plants as an intentional decision to control the availability of resources. He offers a closely argued explanation for the transition from hunting and gathering to agriculture that will have lasting influence on anthropologists' thinking about a complex problem of intense current debate.
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