Prehistoric hunter-gatherers ate fruit, berries and nuts, so how did early farmers decide to cultivate grain?

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Prehistoric hunter-gatherers ate fruit, berries and nuts, so how did early farmers decide to cultivate grain?

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Answer 1

The climate dried, and many of the said fruits, vegetables and nuts became much less common. People went to where the water was, and on the banks of rivers they found the grains. This would not have happened all at once, of course, but it would have been a gradual migration of populations from one lifestyle to another.