| 11. | Dimasa were compelled to adopt shifting cultivation, commonly known as jhum, in hilly areas.
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| 12. | Later the Forest Department forbade shifting cultivation and restricted cultivation to the allotted lands.
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| 13. | The surrounding forest is extensively exploited due to shifting cultivation.
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| 14. | Like many other tribal groups in Northeast India, they practice jhum, or shifting cultivation.
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| 15. | Classical writers described peoples who practiced shifting cultivation, which characterized the Migration Period in Europe.
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| 16. | Slash and burn shifting cultivation therefore ceased much earlier in the south than the north.
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| 17. | They subsist mainly on shifting cultivation, hunting and fishing.
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| 18. | Most Anwain people are farmers who practice shifting cultivation.
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| 19. | In Italy, shifting cultivation was a thing of the past by the birth of Christ.
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| 20. | In Italy, shifting cultivation was a thing of the past at the birth of Christ.
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