Large Precolonial Villages in the Brazilian Cerrado Practiced Maize-based Polyculture

Дата публикации: 15-07-2026 18:00:00

New study helps resolve one of South American archaeology's longest-running debates: the role of maize in precolonial societies. Evidence reveals that large villages in central Brazil were supported by polyculture maize farming while neighboring societies maintained
diversified food production strategies.

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