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Why was the fertile crescent s
Title: Why was the fertile crescent s
Category: History
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Why was the fertile crescent s
University of Natal, Durban
Warwick Chapman
200268944
Faculty of Human Sciences
History
02/10/2001
“Why was the fertile crescent so important in the history of the development of farming?”
Historians and Archaeologists agree that the most important event since the last Ice Age, or indeed since the evolution of human beings from their hominid ancestors, was the rise of agriculture in the Fertile Crescent by 8000 B.C. The economic, political, and technological developments that followed provided the foundation …showed first 75 words of 1227 total…
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