Goat Tooth from Crete Redefines Ancient Greek Animal Husbandry

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A goat tooth discovered in Crete suggests a more organized ancient animal husbandry.
The finding is from the archaeological site of Azoria in eastern Crete.
This research challenges previous beliefs about the complexity of livestock management in ancient Greece.
Archaeologists believe this could change the narrative on agricultural practices of the time.

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Ένα δόντι κατσίκας από την Κρήτη αλλάζει όσα γνωρίζαμε για την κτηνοτροφία στην αρχαία Ελλάδαin.gr · 22 days ago

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A goat tooth discovered in Crete suggests a more organized ancient animal husbandry.
The finding is from the archaeological site of Azoria in eastern Crete.
This research challenges previous beliefs about the complexity of livestock management in ancient Greece.
Archaeologists believe this could change the narrative on agricultural practices of the time.

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