The Yanomamö, a South American culture, live in a village and spend most of their time searching for food and tending small gardens. Their primary tool is a stone ax, which they use for cutting down trees to expand their gardens. The Yanomamö are an example of a(n)

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The Yanomamö are an example of a horticultural society, as they tend small gardens for their food supply using stone axes. They do not rely solely on hunting and gathering or agriculture. They also do not exhibit the characteristics of a postmodern society.

The Yanomamö, a South American Culture, Live in a Village