Photo of cattle grazing on salt marshes. Credit: Richard Humphrey

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   Dr Nathalie Brusgaard (brusgaard@archaeo.social)'s status on Wednesday, 05-Jun-2024 00:41:03 JST Dr Nathalie Brusgaard

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   So as early as 4240 BC, people of the Swifterbant culture were keeping cattle and sheep and managing them in different ways. Perhaps they brought some of the animals from elsewhere or pastured them in different places. Talk about complex livestock husbandry! 8/