New genetic research shows that people and agriculture likely spread across the Mediterranean by going from island to island Mary Beth Griggs Soon after neolithic peoples in the Middle East developed ...
Brazilian ecologist Sergio Ricardo speaks during his tour to Ilha Seca at Guanabara Bay in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on November 13, 2015. Ilha Seca. (AFP Photo) Rio de Janeiro: Striding through garbage ...
Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) (AFP) – Fisherman Jose Antonio Crispin recalls the days when he would throw out a net and get a decent haul of fish around Pombeba Island, a small oasis in Rio de Janeiro's ...
Soon after neolithic peoples in the Middle East developed agriculture about 10,000 years ago, this new way of obtaining food spread to Europe. But how? Newly minted farmers could have taken a land ...
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