[Terrapreta] Social Structure Terra preta -the Old Amazon Society

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One of the things that alerted archaeologists that the Amazon must have had
a much larger hierarchical population was the remnant social strictures
("Lords and Ladies" if you like) that indicated that there was a leisured
class along with a working class.

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 Just a couple of things that occurred to
me<http://pauldrye.livejournal.com/189582.html>
 By Paul Drye(Paul Drye)
The second is the *terra preta*, which appears to be the product of some
sophisticated soil engineering and explains how the population could have
supported themselves with agriculture. The third is interesting because it
maps on to the *...*
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