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	The Origins of Agriculture

	The cultivation of plants, like the domestication of animals, must undoubtedly have had some accidental beginnings in the camping places of primitive man. Seeds and roots from vegetable spoil which he had gathered and brought home must often, under favourable conditions, have been seen to germinate and sprout; there may sometimes have been a return to see what might have sprung up, as if by magic, at some former camping site. But the systematic cultivation of the soil depended upon an awareness of the processes of nature and their seasons and the choice of a suitable area, such as nature provided in the great river valleys of the Near East, for a more or less deliberate act of social experiment. The result was the securing, save in bad seasons, of a far bigger surplus food-supply than man the food-gatherer or tentative domesticator of animals could have dreamed of--the food-supply which launched the Neolithic revolution.

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