Origins of Chinese agriculture pushed back by 12,000 years

[Natural Citizen]

The first evidence of agriculture appears in the archaeological record some 10,000 years ago. But the skills needed to cultivate and harvest crops weren’t learned overnight. Scientists have traced these roots back to 23,000-year-old tools used to grind seeds, found mostly in the Middle East.

http://www.theglobalreality.com/201...e-agriculture-pushed-back-by-12000-years.html

The Author will be on Coast to Coast Am here in about 30 minutes for a few hours discussing America's forgotten ancient history including the mysterious Rock Wall in Texas, the mound builders, and giants, as well as cultures and technology that existed farther back in antiquity than we are told.

Apparently there were giants in those days so it ought to be a hoot.

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