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In which country were potatoes first farmed?
Answer: Peru
Why: Potatoes reached Europe only around 1570, when the Spanish brought them back from South America.
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Where did most of Europe's first farmers come from?
Answer: Anatolia
Why: Ancient DNA shows most of these migrants mixed only a little with local hunter-gatherers as they spread west.
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Where was a cat buried with a person 9,500 years ago?
Answer: Cyprus
Why: Cats are not native to Cyprus, so people must have brought them over the sea by boat.
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How long did the Fertile Crescent's switch to farming take?
Answer: Thousands of years
Why: People cultivated wild cereals for perhaps a thousand years or more before crops with clear domestic traits appear.
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Where did farmers make grape wine 8,000 years ago?
Answer: Georgia
Why: Chemists spotted the wine by tartaric acid, a telltale grape compound soaked into the old jar shards.
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Why can't domesticated wheat sow itself?
Answer: Seeds stay on the ear
Why: Wild wheat ears shatter when ripe and scatter their grain, but domestic wheat has a tough central stem that holds it until threshing.