Mexico
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Thanksgiving 2016: Archaeologists Unearth Evidence of Turkey Domestication in Mexico 1500 Years Ago
Thanksgiving is soon approaching, but have you ever wondered when turkeys were first domesticated? Archaeologists from the Field Museum have discovered the first evidence of domestication as offerings 1,500 years ago.
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Early Mexicans May Have Bred Rabbits and Hares in Ancient Times
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Early Mexicans May Have Bred Rabbits and Hares in Ancient Times
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