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Green Sahara 10,200 YBP: Humans Ate Fish, Domesticated Animals, and Painted Rock Shelter Complexes

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First published at 22:25 UTC on March 7th, 2020.

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"Takarkori shelter, a cave in the Sahara, was inhabited by ancient people who ate fish from long-gone lakes...the Sahara desert was once home to several species of fish, including tilapia and catfish, which were hunted by animals and humans alike. The fossil record shows that the fish populations dwindled as a changing climate dried up the lakes and swamps they inhabited..."
The Jindo discusses the Sahara desert when it was rich and fertile, the possiblity of domestication of many animals back into the Pleistocene, the shifting climate and fossil record indicators, and some human migration on horseback.

Research Article: https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0228588

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