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Paleoindian economy was based on hunting and gathering resources whose availability was largely influenced by the season of the year and geographic distribution. The availability of plants and animals depends on the season, especially the growing season during which plants produce fruits, seeds, and nuts. The distribution of plants and animals is also affected by the availability of water and by topography. Resources such as stone suitable for tool making were also not available everywhere. Hunter - gatherer economy is a matter of being at the right place at the right time to take advantage of a desirable resource. |
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