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First Farming Villages
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People began to grow plants and raise animals for food. They settled in villages instead of moving from place to place.
In the picture
- Ripe wheat stalks at a curved flint sickle: grain cut by hand.
- A flat grinding stone with scattered grain: grain rubbed into flour.
- A woven fence with goats and a cow: animals kept nearby.
Examples
- Bread made from wheat and milk from a cow.
- A vegetable garden and a pet dog.
Key takeaways
- Farming allowed people to stay in one place and store food.
- Domestication means people raised and cared for plants and animals.
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