It was within this problem environment that a small sedentary community continued occupy and develop along the coast.

These Pre-Roman Iron Age peoples lived in sedentary communities, who had built villages, and whose society was hierarchical.

Though the play remains diffuse, Ms. Congdon takes the audience close to a sedentary community overcome by self-obsolescence and a shopping-mall mentality.

The first schools were largely concentrated in the sedentary communities of the Sénégal River Valley.

The Romanians' ancestors came into close contact with sedentary Slavic-speaking communities in the 10th century at the latest.

"Agriculture and animal husbandry [domestication] were widely practiced in sedentary communities."

Within the Dagawie homelands, the Dagaaba have traditionally formed sedentary agricultural communities.

Stephen I's laws and charters suggest that most communers lived in sedentary communities which formed villages.

Livestock rearing was shared between the sedentary communities and nomads, who also used it to supplement their precarious livelihoods.

I wonder if people who lived prior to the advent of the cities that arose from sedentary agricultural communities had longer memory tranches.