Thursday, April 9, 2015

Neolithic jewelry shows some Europeans resisted the transition to farming

http://ift.tt/1HWclcN // Beads

The adoption of farming has completely and definitively changed the relation between humans and nature. For the first time, by putting nature at their service through the development of a production economy, humans became the masters of their own destiny. It is one of the major economic shifts that occurred in the human evolution but also, by the adoption of a sedentary lifestyle, a complete cultural transformation.


A study, published in PLOS ONE on April 9 and conducted by a team from New York University and the University of Bordeaux, found that northern Europeans may have resisted the spread of farming into Europe from the near east about 8,000 years ago. Read more...


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