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Lecture 3: Domar and Habakkuk on the Euphrates

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how domestication made agriculture viable outside of the Fertile Crescent, triggering massive growth in population, new industries like pottery and bronze, inequality, war, and the invention of the plough, which pushed all of these trends even further.

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