Stone Age bakers made first bread thousands of years before farming
The team at the site in north-east Jordan where the earliest bread was found Image courtesy of Alexis Pantos A…
The team at the site in north-east Jordan where the earliest bread was found
Image courtesy of Alexis Pantos
A trail of ancient bread crumbs has helped archaeologists put the origins of bread making in the Stone Age. The find provides the first direct evidence that humans were baking with wheat and oats thousands of years before they began farming the cereals.
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