A philosophy, during World War II, of repairing clothes etc that would normally be discarded due to shortages and rationing.
Quito is located along the equator
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The most important human behavior that marks the development towards civilization is the adoption of agriculture. Without agriculture, civilization in the strict sense of the word, cannot exist.
Once agriculture is established, another importat human behaviour for civilization ensues: the adoption of a sedentary lifestyle. Non-agricultural societies are either nomadic, or semi-nomadic, because they have to roam around a geographic area in search of scarce resources. Agricultural societies are sedentary instead, they can settle in a single place because agriculture produces enough food for them to not need move around.
A final behaviour is the full development of social institutions such as the division of labor, private property, and social hierarchy. While these institutions do exist in non-agricultural societies, they are developed to a much lesser degree.
I believe a lot depends on how "traditional" is defined, given there are numerous traditions.
But to put them all together in diverse creation tales ranging from Genesis to the Silmarilion... Also, keep in mind that a myth isn't always true... It's a lyrical way of expressing something we don't understand... maybe the genuine answer is simply boring.
Such hypotheses provide a solution to everything... The Creator(s) did it this way, so accept it.... but they don't tell you anything, such as that annoying bit about fossils.... What method did they use to get through the rock that was buried deep beneath... and seashells... I'm not sure
how they made it to the mountain tops.
Christians are quick to criticize other creation accounts, but not a literal interpretation of Genesis. For those who insist on following a literal Genesis creation, the explanation provided by Evolution is far more elegant.
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