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Zach Zorich
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Contributing Editor, Archaeology Magazine
Fort Collins
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Community Action, Food and Culture, Arts, Human Interest , Artisans and Craftspeople, Organic Food, Biology, Community Arts , Natural History, Sustainable Food, English Speakers in Quebec, Food Producers, local food, Arts and Culture, Community, Environmental Science, Community News , Ecology, Local Food Movement , Food and Travel, Minority Language Communities in Quebec City
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By Zach Zorich Verified| Archaeology Magazine Verified By ZACH ZORICHJanuary/February 2024A new study of maize kernels is upending assumptions about Native American agriculture. It was thought that Iroquoian people living in the northeastern United States needed to move their villages every 20 to 40 years because their fields became less fertile over time. The Iroquois did not have domesticated animals that could pull plows and thus lacked livestock manure to use as fertilizer.
By Zach Zorich Verified| Archaeology Magazine Verified By ZACH ZORICHJanuary/February 2024A new study of maize kernels is upending assumptions about Native American agriculture. It was thought that Iroquoian people living in the northeastern United States needed to move their villages every 20 to 40 years because their fields became less fertile over time. The Iroquois did not have domesticated animals that could pull plows and thus lacked livestock manure to use as fertilizer.
Company Info
Archaeology Magazine
Daily online archaeological news, in-depth reports on the latest discoveries, and full-length features from current and recent issues
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