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the argument that worldwide human population growth pushed hunter-gatherers to adopt farming in response to food shortage.

In archaeology, food crisis hypothesis refers to the argument that worldwide human population growth pushed hunter-gatherers to adopt farming in response to food shortage. This meaning comes from Cohen (1977) in The food crisis in prehistory.[1]

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  1. Cohen, M. N. (1977). The food crisis in prehistory. Yale University Press. ISBN 9780300023510

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