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permaculture in unexpected places

 
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Mollison and permaculture get a mention
in an article about Göbekli Tepe

http://grahamhancock.com/whiteg1/
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I just ran across stuff about the Gobekli Tepe, wow! 13,000 years ago, advanced architecture, way ahead of when the standard narrative I've heard said agriculture and monument-building _began_ to be done (10,000), and saying it was a peaceful empire for hundreds of years.  I don't know how factual this source is but it's at least food for thought and questioning assumptions.  Toby Hemenway said 10,000 years ago in his intro to permaculture talk, as I recall, a few years ago in Boston.  But the article I read made it sound like there's a lot more uncertainty in the field of archeaology than I'd thought.
 
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