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SENCER and Today’s News: ‘Chickens Weren’t Always Dinner for Humans’

By Eliza Reilly February 15, 2016 #New York Times, #SENCER Model Courses, #The Chicken

SENCER Model Course: The Chicken (2014)

“Chickens Weren’t Always Dinner for Humans”

Evidence suggests that the domestication of chickens by humans dates from 7,000 to 10,000 years ago, but a recent report from an archaeological dig in Israel concluded that they were only used a source of food about 2,200 years ago. Just exactly what we were doing with chickens for all that time?

Photo credit: Ruth Fremson/The New York Times

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