This knowledge arrived in Europe with those, who had himself learned it in Turkey.
The earliest ancestors of Europeans were very far from agriculture. This knowledge arrived in Europe with those, who had himself learned it in Turkey.
This conclusion is made by scientists of Turkey according to the results of excavations are very ancient Turkish village. On its territory, inhabited by ancient farmers (about 10.5 thousand years ago), the experts have found the roots of the current traditions of European agriculture.
In their opinion, since the Turkish farmers are considered to be the first appeared on the planet, they brought their knowledge to Europe and the middle East as a result of migration.
Before the population of these places had no such features as sedentary and, therefore, could not be familiar with agriculture. Obtained during the excavation of the genome “ancient Turks” in its structure is very similar to the DNA of modern Europeans.
According to scientists, this indicates, the future inhabitants of Europe first several thousand years of “practice” farming in Turkey.
