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Tonight, Diamond focuses on geography - how those in Europe, the Middle East and North Africa were the beneficiaries of climates conducive to farming and domesticating animals. With their fresh, clear colors and toy-Eden look, Daly's illustrations have child appeal, yet they tend to sanitize and oversimplify, domesticating what is difficult and moving about the subject matter. Even the earliest English farmers seem to have employed a variety of agricultural practices, such as domesticating animals, cultivating crops, and dairying, Payne notes. |
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