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New evidence on the earliest domesticated animals and possible small-scale husbandry in Atlantic NW Europe

Agriculture

New evidence on the earliest domesticated animals and possible small-scale husbandry in Atlantic NW Europe

P. Crombé, K. Aluwé, et al.

Explore the groundbreaking evidence of early domesticated animals discovered in NW Belgium, revealing intriguing interactions between hunter-gatherers and farmers as early as 4800/4600 cal BC. This research was conducted by Philippe Crombé, Kim Aluwé, Mathieu Boudin, Christophe Snoeck, Liesbeth Messiaen, and Dimitri Teetaert.... show more
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