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A Basque Magdalenian Cave Interpreted in the Light of the Sex-Strike Theory of Human Origins

Speaker(s)
Lionel Sims
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How did class society and patriarchy first begin? In this talk, Lionel Sims goes back to the Ice Age for some of the answers.

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