Sentence examples for wild grain from inspiring English sources

Long before that, people in the region had gathered and eaten wild grain.

Each domesticated grain has considerably more food value than the wild grain.

In the areas of the world where agriculture is thought to have begun, wild grain was abundant.

The first settlers are thought to have practiced a hunting economy, supplemented by harvesting of wild grain.

One theory is that wild grain was so abundant throughout the continent that there was no need to settle down to farming.

He speaks of the natives burning the wild grain each season and thereby destroying many fine plantations of oaks - p.130.

Domesticated millet grains are distinguished from wild grains by changes in their proportions and size.

Notably, the intensive harvesting of wild grains first appeared well before the Epipaleolithic Period.

Women knew exactly what wild grains, roots and berries could be eaten as famine foods when there was no maize.

Flint sickles and grinding stones discovered in the region suggest that the first farmers collected wild grains, which were developed over time into wheat and barley.

Why Africans were relatively late to take up farming and where the domestication of wild grains first happened are now the subjects of intense research.