How the last 12,000 years have shaped what humans are today OhioState PNASNews
all started with the advent of agriculture, said Clark Spencer Larsen, professor of anthropology at The Ohio State University., humans also planted the seeds for many of the most vexing problems of modern society.
and what they can tell scientists about changes in diet, behavior and lifestyle over the last 10 millennia or so. Larsen is co-author on two of these eight articles. "We didn't get to where we are now by happenstance. The problems we have today with warfare, inequality, disease and poor diets, all resulted from the changes that occurred when agriculture started," Larsen said.
"That has had profound implications for virtually every aspect of our lives back then, now, and going forward," he said.to grow from about 10 million in the later Pleistocene Epoch to more than 8 billion people today.
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