The animals from Ancient Age to Middle Age
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2010
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Advisor: Doç. Dr. Hatice Palaz Erdemir
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Thousands years ago, while not the human but the nature dominated over mankind, animals have been the most important teachers for people.Human, who succeded his challange with animals consolidated his hegomony over nature. Gordon Childe named this period as "neolithic revolution". At this stage, the animals were there against human. During his challange with animals, human recognised and learnt the importance and necessity of collective life and hence created a social order and the civilisations emerged. With this development, animals became one of the most important and essential assistant for people under growing complex structure. To provide food to rapidly increasing population, protect them from harsh climatic changes, to meet the growing need for clothing and to cultivate and animals were indispensable assistants and instruments for people.It is not valour to say that with so many factors ancient civilisations all over the world were established and based also on animals.
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Onur Günday
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Onur Günday (Master Thesis). The animals from Ancient Age to Middle Age, 2010, Manisa Celal Bayar University.
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