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Davis and Valla (1978), Evidence for domestication of the dog 12,000 years ago in the Natufian of Israel

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Natufian Culture

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Primary archaeozoological report on the Ain Mallaha human-puppy burial; historically important within a broader domestication debate

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Raqefet fermentation residues, the Ain Mallaha human-puppy burial, and the Hilazon Tachtit special burial support site-specific interpretations; none alone establishes a universal first or a cause of agriculture.

Beer-like residues, a human-puppy burial, and a possible ritual-specialist burial support bounded site-specific interpretations; they do not establish universal firsts or show that one practice caused agriculture.

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Raqefet fermentation residues, the Ain Mallaha human-puppy burial, and the Hilazon Tachtit special burial support site-specific interpretations; none alone establishes a universal first or a cause of agriculture.

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