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Even before there was agriculture, early Neolithic peoples were settling in areas that were

Even before there was agriculture, early Neolithic peoples were settling in areas that were

a. far from rivers, the flooding of which was a constant danger
b. in or near deserts, which provided natural defenses against dangerous wild animals
c. habitable, but without material for building permanent settlements, such as clay
d. habitable only by small groups of about 20 people
e. near sources of water and rich in grains that were easy to collect and hunting

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