An early mesolithic culture based on mostly food collecting and some early forms of cultivation that emerged in the Levant, in the Near East?

answer choices:
a. Sumerian
b. Harappan
c. Maglemosian
d. Natufian

Anonymous2019-07-30T12:52:46Z

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Sumerian is probably the one they are after, although it is more Mesopotamia than Levant. Gathering is a characteristic of the Fertile Crescent which is loosely synonymous with Levant.

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bluebellbkk2019-07-30T22:41:01Z

The format of the question shows clearly that you have already been taught the answer. Just go back through your course work or text book and it'll be there.

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