[SunkenCiv]

some sidebars:

• Food for thought: Why did we ever start farming? [2019]
• A 5,000-year-old barley grain discovered in Finland changes understanding of livelihoods [2019]
• Major corridor of Silk Road already home to high-mountain herders over 4,000 years ago [2018]
• Cuisine of early farmers revealed by analysis of proteins in pottery from Catalhoyuk [2018]
• 7,200-Year-Old Traces of Cheese Have Been Discovered in Cute Animal Pots [2018]
• DNA analysis of 6,500-year-old human remains in Israel points to origin of ancient culture [2018]
• Origins and spread of Eurasian fruits traced to the ancient Silk Road [2018]
• Ancient DNA Tells Tales of Humans' Migrant History [2018]
• Ancient DNA Reveals Lack Of Continuity - Neolithic Hunter-Gatherers And Contemporary Scandinavians [2012]
• Ancient DNA reveals male diffusion through the Neolithic Mediterranean route [2011]
• How Middle Eastern Milk Drinkers Conquered Europe [2010]

[Nateman]

This grim discovery supports my theory on how people started farming. It was a secert discovered during warfare. One side of a fight , in desperate need of food, asked the simple question of how did plants get started and figured it out . A similar thing happened during WW1. Germany was cut off from fertilizer so the Haber process of getting nitrogen from air turned into ammonia was invented.