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Insights from the Early Neolithic: Complex Livestock Practices in the High Mountain Settlements
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Insights from the Early Neolithic: Complex Livestock Practices in the High Mountain Settlements

The initial inhabitants in high mountain regions during the Neolithic era were involved in diverse livestock practices beyond just seasonal migration of animals.

Dec 23, 2023
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During the onset of the Neolithic era, the earliest inhabitants of high mountain regions were thought to have primarily engaged in seasonal activities, relying significantly on wild resources. However, groundbreaking research1 led by a collaborative team of experts from the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB), University of Évora, Milà i Fontanals In…

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