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rowantula posted:
neolithic inhabitant of the andean plateau: hmm i wonder if there are any good edible tubers growing around here
the humble potato: [picture of a puppy covered in dirt, resembling a potato]
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Atlusb @lemmy.world - 1.1yr
Me to either the potato or the puppy: I will love you for the rest of my life
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AlligatorBlizzard @sh.itjust.works - 1.1yr
The Cool People Who Did Cool Stuff podcast recently had a two part episode on the potato. It was pretty cool.
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azi @mander.xyz - 1.1yr
It would be paleolithic no? (Assuming it even makes sense to apply the three ages system to the Americas). Potatoes were domesticated sometime between 8000 and 6000 BCE making it one of the first crops cultivated in the region. Nevermind the fact that the wild ancestor of the potato was probably consumed long before domestication.
nicknonya in 196
praise be to the humble tater
::: spoiler show transcript rowantula posted:
neolithic inhabitant of the andean plateau: hmm i wonder if there are any good edible tubers growing around here
the humble potato: [picture of a puppy covered in dirt, resembling a potato] :::
Me to either the potato or the puppy: I will love you for the rest of my life
The Cool People Who Did Cool Stuff podcast recently had a two part episode on the potato. It was pretty cool.
It would be paleolithic no? (Assuming it even makes sense to apply the three ages system to the Americas). Potatoes were domesticated sometime between 8000 and 6000 BCE making it one of the first crops cultivated in the region. Nevermind the fact that the wild ancestor of the potato was probably consumed long before domestication.