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Selected areas of the European and Near Eastern archaeobotanical record are examined in the hope of elucidating the influences of climate, culture, and other factors on prehistoric agriculture. It is concluded that the long‐term effects of climate or environment are usually of little importance in comparison with those of other perturbing influences.
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