Most early cultivation in mainland southeast Asia seems to have occurred in the plains and low terraces around rivers.

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This statement is true. The fertile land around rivers provided an ideal environment for early agricultural practices in mainland southeast Asia. The Mekong and Chao Phraya river valleys, for example, were important centers of early agriculture and civilization in the region.

Most Early Cultivation in Mainland Southeast Asia Seems to Have