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... in Greece until about 7000 BC, when there were people living at Franchthi Cave, hunting and gathering their food. By 6000 BC, people in Greece had begun to settle down, keep sheep and farm. Around 4000 BC, these people were invaded by somebody else, probably from West Asia, who settled down there too. By around 10000 BC, Egypt had gotten crowded enough so that people were forced to begin growing their own food instead of only hunting and gathering it. About the same time, agriculture was also getting started in West Asia. Probably people have always known how to grow plants from seeds, but they preferred to just go out and pick wild food. But when there got to be enough people, the wild food didn't grow enough to feed everyone, and people had to begin planting their own as well. This is known as the Agricultural Revolution. The tradition is that gathering is what women did, while hunting is what men did. But women certainly snared small animals, and fished, and probably men also gathered nuts and picked fruit. Gathering means collecting plants that grow wild for food. In the Middle Stone Age, until around 8000 BC this was the main source of food. People gathered grain (wheat and barley and millet and rye), People have probably always eaten wheat, which tastes ...