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Sep 2020
46m 45s

The First Farmers

Wondery / Patrick Wyman
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The domestication of plants and animals has remade the way that people feed themselves, organize their societies, and interact with the landscapes around them. But for most of the human past, this isn't how people subsisted. When, where, and how did people start farming? And most importantly, why? If you'd like to see some visuals of the things we talk abou ... Show More
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