Many anthropologists have suggested that the life of a nomadic forager was not as hard and dangerous as many suppose.Some anthropologists,such as Marshall Sahlins,have gone so far as to suggest that foraging represented "the original affluent society."

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Many anthropologists have indeed suggested that the life of a nomadic forager was not as hard and dangerous as commonly assumed, and Marshall Sahlins is known for arguing that foraging societies were in fact affluent in terms of their material and social well-being.

Many Anthropologists Have Suggested That the Life of a Nomadic