From Peas to Prosperity: Researchers Discover the Diet that Shaped the Oldest Cities | Ancient Origins

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25/11/2025 4 min
From Peas to Prosperity: Researchers Discover the Diet that Shaped the Oldest Cities | Ancient Origins

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6,000-year-old Trypillia culture mega-sites in Europe produced a diet rich in beans, grains, and peas yielded from sophisticated agricultural and stockbreeding practices.

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