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The Neolithic Revolution: Europe's First Farmers
Season 4 · Episode 11

The Neolithic Revolution: Europe's First Farmers

Tides of History · Audible / Patrick Wyman

October 1, 202045m 47s

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Show Notes

Farming came into existence in the Fertile Crescent, but it didn't stay there. By 5000 BC, agriculture had spread east and west, reaching both Central Asia and the Atlantic Ocean. But how did this happen? Did indigenous hunter-gatherers adopt farming, or did the farmers themselves move and bring their way of life with them?

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