Milk Fueled Massive Human Migrations Across Eurasia During the Bronze Age
<p>Milk and dairy products are an integral part of our daily lives. But when we think about how humans evolved, milk is a recent addition to our diet. Lactose intolerance is not new. We were lactose-intolerant for a long time since the dawn of agriculture and animal domestication. This changed after genetic mutations enabled us to digest milk.</p>
<p>Our ability to digest dairy products and derive nutrition from milk was a game-changer in the evolutionary process.</p>
<p>The <strong>Yamnaya</strong>, who lived in the Eurasian Steppes over 5,000 years ago, was one such culture that received a significant boost in evolution thanks to milk.</p>
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