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Neolithic Farmers Used Grinding Stones to Make Porridge and Not Flour, Claim Archaeologists
Researchers uncovered 14 grinding stones and around 5,000 charred ... were made was a Neolithic settlement inhabited by the first farmers of Northern Europe. The group was identified to be a ...
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Mystery solved: What ancient farmers were eating 5,000 years ago
Discover the diverse diet of Neolithic farmers, featuring grains, tubers, and wild plants, through analysis of ancient ...
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5,500-Year-Old Grinding Stones Reveal Early Farmers Made Porridge, Not Flour
It was the first time a combination of phytolith and starch analyses was performed on grinding stones from the first farmers in Northern Europe. What the grinding stones were used for remains open ...
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Zamfara poultry farmers lament high production cost, low patronage
Usman further stated that one of the challenges facing poultry farmers was the high cost of feed, particularly maize ...
Not only cereals: Revealing the menu of farmers 5,000 years ago
The so-called Funnel Beaker Culture (4000–2800 BCE) represents the first phase in Southern Scandinavia/northern Germany in which people were agriculturalists and kept livestock. The lifestyle of these ...