Civilization #1: Explaining Humanity's Transition to Agriculture

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In México , the toltecs(not aztecs) they domesticated and modified a plant called "teocintle" to what we now know as corn or "maiz", they also included beand and pumpkim in the same cornfield, we call it "milpa". What's interesting is that each family had the right and obligation to grow their own "milpa" to cultivate their own food. They we're able to stack the food of an entire year in only 6 months, this gave them a lot of free time. With time this created groups of cientists dedicated to understand the world we don't see, they we're called "nahuales". ... This comment is just add some context how agriculture was diferent around the world and it's impacts to the different civilizacions.... This is an amazing channel.

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