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Does anyone have an idea when these procedures by humans could have been done? The techniques this guy used could have been done 7000bc? (Super recent) They loo
by ransom1538 8y ago
Does anyone have an idea when these procedures by humans could have been done? The techniques this guy used could have been done 7000bc? (Super recent) They look advanced requiring: passed down knowledge, seasons knowledge, plant knowledge, fire creation, pot making etc. Doing this would have also created villages since you need to stick around to tend plots of land - which would have invited attacks from other tribes.
- jdietrich 8y agoThe earliest clear evidence of the cultivation of crops is about 11,000 years old. The Pre-Pottery Neolithic A culture of the Levant lived in small mud-brick huts and had purpose-built granaries. http://www.pnas.org/content/106/27/10966.long http://www.pnas.org/content/106/27/10966.long Analysis of stone tools suggests that a wide range starchy foods were being systematically gathered and prepared for much of the Middle Stone Age (~280,000 BP to ~25,000 BP) although it is unclear whether these foods were being actively cultivated. http://www.academia.edu/426173/Middle_Stone_Age_Starch_Acquisition_In_the_Niassa_Rift_Mozambique http://www.academia.edu/426173/Middle_Stone_Age_Starch_Acqui...