10,500 Year-Old "Forest Islands" in Amazon Basin Suggest Continent-Wide Plant Domestication Skills

"Far from being a pristine wilderness, some regions of the Amazon have been profoundly altered by humans dating back 10,000 years, say researchers... An international team found that during this period, crops were being cultivated in a remote location in what is now northern Bolivia...The scientists believe that the humans who lived here were planting squash, cassava and maize...The inhabitants also created thousands of artificial islands in the forest..."
-More at Article: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-52217636

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