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I've already pointed out that accidental ingestion of legumes might have happened.
If the neanderthals in question were actually gathering plants to eat, which I highly doubt, then there's no reason to believe that the gathering was distinct from the beginnings of agriculture.
Now, a question for you. Given that the levantine neanderthal finds involve a lot more grassy cereal grains than legumes, do you believe that grains should be added to the paleo diet as well as legumes? The evidence is weaker for the legumes than for the grains, after all.
QuoteIf the neanderthals in question were actually gathering plants to eat, which I highly doubt, then there's no reason to believe that the gathering was distinct from the beginnings of agriculture.Regardless of whether you think it makes a difference or not, please humor me with an answer to my question--which do you think it was, Neanderthal Levantine agriculture of domesticated plants or gathering of wild plants?
QuoteNow, a question for you. Given that the levantine neanderthal finds involve a lot more grassy cereal grains than legumes, do you believe that grains should be added to the paleo diet as well as legumes? The evidence is weaker for the legumes than for the grains, after all.I'll gladly answer your question after you answer mine. Give and take--it's only fair. It will also help to make my answer more understandable.
I followed the "no" logic from top to bottom and it resulted in being paleo. I guess I'm too serious but must admit it must of taken some time and thought to construct the flowchart. Nice piece of work. I try to keep it simple for the most part and if you have been in the diet or have had an interest you should have a pretty good idea of what to eat. I think visuals help and here is an infographic that displays paleo. http://www.mypaleodiet.org/paleo-diet-infographic/