Evidence of Increasing Intensity of Food Processing During the Upper Paleolithic of Western Eurasia

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@MichaelFrieze @GeorgiaEdeMD @joerogan @JoeCharlene8898 @KetoCarnivore @Lycantis Plants - a fallback food that required heavy processing, of which the archaeological signs start to appear very late, some 260,000 years after the evolution of H.sapiens. http

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RT @Robert_C_Power: It is not what we eat that matters, but how we eat it. Check out my new paper on the increasing intensity of food proce…