Archaeology: What's Hot Now: Pigs

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Pigs Oct 3rd 2011, 10:02 Pigs were first domesticated in central Asia, at least as long ago as 9000 years, and perhaps a couple thousand years older. They were part of the original suite of domesticates, including sheep, goats, wheat and barley, that were spread into Europe via the Linearbandkeramik. Archaeological sites with evidence for early pigs include Hallam Çemi, Çayönü Tepesi, and Neval Çori in eastern Turkey. Domestication of Pigs, more sources and information History of Farming Table of Animal Domestications How do we know an animal from an archaeological site is domesticated?

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