Humanities

Frequent disturbances enhanced the resilience of past human populations

P. Riris, F. Silva, et al.

This study reveals how prehistoric populations developed resilience over 30,000 years of human history. The research shows that disturbances can enhance a population's capacity to recover from downturns, influenced by their land-use patterns. Conducted by a diverse team of authors, this work uncovers valuable insights into the trade-offs of adopting new agricultural strategies.

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