Agriculture and its beginnings

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I would argue that the most significant point would have been down to sheerly to human curiosity. Do doubt people would have noticed the seasonal growth and understood that things grew from seeds. All it takes from there is simple curiosity and experimentation. I would find it extremely dubious to assume that people started farming by accident and without a previous progression of understanding being passed down from generation to generation, from curious person to curious person.
I would imagine very small scale experimentation that would leave next to no evidence. If people could make fire, fashion tools and weapons, then I would be shocked if they'd never been intrigued by the growth of fruits and plants from which they found sustenance.

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