A band:
a. is constant in size, numbering about 500 individuals.
b. maintains very tight control over the resources in its territory.
c. is used to refer to a permanent village of hunters and gatherers.
d. is a mobile group of no more than 10 to 20 families.
Question 2
Which of these statements about how foragers organize to interact with their environment is not true?
a. Their division of labor is based primarily on age and sex.
b. Most foragers move throughout the year to take advantage of different resources.
c. Foragers travel in very large groups of 100 or more in order to have enough people to find food.
d. Foraging bands frequently share the rights to resources in a given territory.
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