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Agricultural Revolution - Domestication
Domestication – An Introduction to Anthropology: the Biological and
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Map showing the centers of animal domestication. - Village Ecodynamics
The origin of crops and domestic animals - Vivid Maps
Rising Inequality Began with Agriculture and Domestication of Plants
The principal centres of animal domestication.The putative global sites