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This is only approximately true in parts of the middle east and mediterranean basin. It's very much not true in the rest of the world. Even in Europe, foragers
by AlotOfReading 6y ago
This is only approximately true in parts of the middle east and mediterranean basin. It's very much not true in the rest of the world. Even in Europe, foragers and agriculturists lived in reasonably close proximity for thousands of years and yes, modern Europeans are related to both.
- throwaway894345 6y agoThis is presented as a rebuttal, but it seems to support my earlier comment that migration and cultural exchange (rather than the latter alone) accounted for the propagation of agrarianism.