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* '''Proto-Demarest''' - Demarest did not construct megalithic edifices, preferring instead to employ {{wp|rammed earth}} in their construction efforts, but did achieve a comparable level of social complexity and stratification to the Megalithic Coscivians and the Adrates. | * '''Proto-Demarest''' - Demarest did not construct megalithic edifices, preferring instead to employ {{wp|rammed earth}} in their construction efforts, but did achieve a comparable level of social complexity and stratification to the Megalithic Coscivians and the Adrates. | ||
* '''Takabrin culture''' - Potato-growing communities in the Western Highlands had lower rates of endemic warfare, likely thanks to geographic barriers that encouraged the formation of stable communities in protected valleys. Variance of microclimatic and other agriculturally-relevant environmental conditions across different parts of the mountainous landscape encouraged intercommunity {{wp|barter}} and allowed for the peaceful diffusion of pottery industries and lithic techniques across relatively long distances, forming an identifiable material culture. | * '''Takabrin culture''' - Potato-growing communities in the Western Highlands had lower rates of endemic warfare, likely thanks to geographic barriers that encouraged the formation of stable communities in protected valleys. Variance of microclimatic and other agriculturally-relevant environmental conditions across different parts of the mountainous landscape encouraged intercommunity {{wp|barter}} and allowed for the peaceful diffusion of pottery industries and lithic techniques across relatively long distances, forming an identifiable material culture. | ||
* '''[[Ethnic_groups_in_Kiravia#Caoi|Caoi]]''' - The isolated Caoi people of the Gypsum Plains had permanent stone settlements during the Coastwise Megalithic, remains of which are accessible for study outside of Restriction Zone 48, where the surviving modern Caoi colonies are located. | |||
* '''Issyrian mud-brick proto-towns''' - Archæologists have uncovered two sites in the Issyr River floodplain that may represent small permanent settlements built of mud-brick. | |||
== Transition to Ancient History == | == Transition to Ancient History == | ||