(July 24, 2015 at 12:53 pm)Minimalist Wrote: Or, perhaps, it would be better to discount the notion of an agricultural "revolution" in its entirety. Agriculture it seems begins whenever the climatic and social conditions are right for it to do so. Previously evidence has been found of agriculture in the Nile Valley during the 11th millennium BC.
http://www.rawstory.com/2015/07/archaeol...n-thought/
Quote:Archaeologists find possible evidence of earliest human agriculture — 11,000 years earlier than thought
I could agree with the discounting of the "revolution," unless you are using its definition as trend. Humans were very well developed by this point, its not unthinkable that some experiments were tried, and news got out. Honestly though, I have very little knowledge in this particular area, so it is only a fool's opinion
