Roughly 8,500 years ago, subsistence agriculture spread through Europe. A study suggests the practice was brought by direct descendants of the Aegeans, an ancient people of Greece and western Turkey. The findings undermine the theory that farming spread as an idea, not via migrating farmers.

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Roughly 8,500 years ago, subsistence agriculture spread through Europe. A study suggests the practice was brought by direct descendants of the Aegeans, an ancient people of Greece and western Turkey. The findings undermine the theory that farming spread as an idea, not via migrating farmers.