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An Analysis Of Ancient European Settlements Revealed That Prehistoric Humans Followed A Mainly Vegetarian Diet

Long ago, being a vegetarian was a common practice among prehistoric humans living in early European settlements. After conducting an analysis of ancient "mega-sites" occupied by the Trypillia culture, researchers found that the people followed a ....

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How Did Giant Prehistoric Settlements Feed Themselves? Not Like One Might Think - Archaeology

Meat-heavy Diets Are a Modern Privilege, Researchers Posit, Based on the Unexpected Find That 6,000 Years Ago the Cucuteni-Trypillian Ate Chiefly Cereals and Legumes - Grown in Cow Manure ....

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Historical stunner: Early Europeans were vegetarians, only used cattle for their manure

Historical stunner: Early Europeans were vegetarians, only used cattle for their manure
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Cattle in The Earliest European Cities Weren't Bred as Food

The earliest cities in Europe were built on the foundations of a mostly vegetarian diet, according to new research. ....

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Diets Were Almost Exclusively Vegetarian in the First European Cities

Researchers have revealed the extremely sophisticated food systems of ancient "mega-sites" built around 6,000 years ago. ....

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