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A site of historical artifacts and archaeological remains to illustrate how a study has discovered lipid residues from ceramics and proteins trapped in human dental tartar that indicate humans were consuming caprine milk nearly 9000 years ago in the Iranian Plateau.

Ancient Milk Nutrients Reveal Earliest Dairying in Iran

baby gut bacterial non-industrialized lifestyle

Remarkable Diversity of Milk-digesting Bacteria in Hunter-gatherer Infants

This is a preserved skull from a human being for educational purpose, shown as evidence to early dairy consumption

Dental Time Machines: Tartar Provides Direct Evidence of Dairy Consumption in Africa

Baby holds jar to mouth, representation of ruminant milk for babies

Residue of Ruminant Milk Identified in Prehistoric Baby Bottles

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