Qadan culture
The Qadan culture (13,000-9,000 BC) was an ancient culture that, archaeological evidence suggests, originated in Northeast Africa approximately 15,000 years ago, specifically in Upper Egypt (present day south Egypt). This way of life is estimated to have persisted for approximately 4,000 years, and was characterized by hunting, as well as a unique approach to food gathering that incorporated the preparation and consumption of wild grasses and grains. Systematic efforts were made by the Qadan people to water, care for, and harvest local plant life, but grains were not planted in ordered rows.
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Qadan culture
The Qadan culture (13,000-9,000 BC) was an ancient culture that, archaeological evidence suggests, originated in Northeast Africa approximately 15,000 years ago, specifically in Upper Egypt (present day south Egypt). This way of life is estimated to have persisted for approximately 4,000 years, and was characterized by hunting, as well as a unique approach to food gathering that incorporated the preparation and consumption of wild grasses and grains. Systematic efforts were made by the Qadan people to water, care for, and harvest local plant life, but grains were not planted in ordered rows.
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A cultura Qadana desenvolveu-s ...... itantes locais eram mechtoids.
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De Qadancultuur was een archeo ...... uele begrafenis werd beoefend.
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The Qadan culture (13,000-9,00 ...... e extensive use of wild grain.
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A cultura Qadana desenvolveu-s ...... ma nova dieta auto-suficiente;
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De Qadancultuur was een archeo ...... op geordende wijze te zaaien.
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The Qadan culture (13,000-9,00 ...... e not planted in ordered rows.
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Cultura Qadana
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Qadan culture
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Qadancultuur
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