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Shipbuilding

As Yamnaya culture spread, Jiang says groups adapted to local geography, mixed nomadic pastoralism with local agriculture, and stole local technologies such as shipbuilding.

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Cultural diffusion model in this lecture.

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As Yamnaya culture spread, Jiang says groups adapted to local geography, mixed nomadic pastoralism with local agriculture, and stole local technologies such as shipbuilding.

Industrial-capacity claim as of 2024-05-29.

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He says the deeper U.S. problem is manufacturing capacity: America moved manufacturing to China, and he cites a Pentagon comparison that China can build 232 ships for every one U.S. ship.

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