essay

The transition between hunter gather to farming took a while. First it comes down to geographic luck if you were to succeed as a farmer. The crops had to be domesticated. In one of the first villages found in Draa they found a granary to save the crops like wheat from bugs, bacteria, and made them last longer. The people in Papua New Guinea had sago, bananas, and tarrow root. they were not very high in protein, didn't last long, and were a lot harder to make so they stayed hunter gather. The people in the fertile crescent had wheat, rice, and barley all crops that are easily produced, high in protein, and very versatile. once they became farmers they had a surplus of food so they could have special workers that could make plaster, search for things, and develop steel