Ancient Teeth Carry Clues on Farming Villages That Welcomed Outsiders with Open Arms Learn how ancient teeth have revealed new insights about the earliest farming communities, including how they treated outsiders.  

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Avocados and Ancient Farmers: How Early Humans Shaped a Favorite Fruit A Long Relationship with a Green Treasure

Humans were selectively growing avocados 7,500 years ago, shaping the fruit we know today. A new study tracks the early domestication of this now-beloved staple. #Anthropology #Archaeology #Avocados #AncientFarming

Ancient Farming and Private Property: eHRAF for Comparative Archaeology NPR recently published an article on farming and property, titled “Why Humans took up farming: They like to own stuff”. To research private property and farming consider using eHRAF World Cul…

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