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	Domestication of Animals

	The transition from food collection to food production, which is characteristic of the Neolithic stage in human history, was the result of a fundamental advance--it might almost be said, the fundamental advance--in technology. Every other use which we have learned to make of the material universe depends upon our ability to produce food for a given population by means which do not of themselves entirely exhaust the energy and time of that population. Man as a hunter had no such surplus; it was man the keeper of flocks and herds and cultivator of the soil who first accumulated the surplus that has always been the basis of all civilization. In ancient and modern times alike, the dietary of man the producer has derived both directly from his crops and from the flesh or milk of animals to which, in most cases, he feeds a part of the crops he grows: the proportion of food taken from these two sources varies greatly both between and within different communities. Although this interaction of crops and herds dates from the Neolithic stage, it will be convenient to consider the domestication of animals first, both because it began a little earlier than agriculture, and, more important, because its main technological history was much earlier completed.

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