DNA result of Pinarbasi Hunter Gatherer

Anatolian hunter-gatherers were early inhabitants of the Anatolian Peninsula, known for their nomadic lifestyle and reliance on hunting, gathering, and fishing for sustenance. This ancient population, dating back to the Mesolithic and Neolithic periods, inhabited the diverse landscapes of present-day Turkey, including wooded areas, river valleys, and coastal regions. Anatolian hunter-gatherers developed sophisticated techniques for hunting game animals such as deer, wild boar, and small mammals, using tools crafted from stone, bone, and antler. They also gathered a variety of plant foods, nuts, berries, and roots, and engaged in fishing along rivers and lakes. Archaeological evidence reveals their seasonal movements and temporary campsites, where they crafted tools, made pottery, and created artwork, including rock paintings and carvings depicting scenes of daily life and the natural world. Over time, as agriculture and animal domestication spread across Anatolia, the lifestyle of Anatolian hunter-gatherers transitioned, contributing to the cultural and technological developments that shaped the region's history and prehistoric heritage.
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