Barley was domesticated on the current territory of Israel
On the basis of genetic analysis of 6,000-year-old seeds found in the Judean desert, an international team of researchers believes that barley was domesticated on the current territory of Israel more than ten thousand years ago – Háárec wrote on Tuesday.
A team of scientists from Israel, Germany, the United Kingdom and the US employed a wide array of disciplines — archaeology, archaeobotany and genetics — to study the material found in the Yoram Cave. The findings were released in the academic journal Nature Genetics. (Shiri Zsuzsa, MTI)
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