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🌍 Africa’s Past Holds the Key to Its Climate Future

In 2025, climate change feels like a modern crisis—but Africa has seen this story before. For over 11,000 years, ancient African communities faced shifting weather patterns and found innovative ways to survive. New research published in One Earth uncovers how diverse food strategies—herding, farming, fishing, and foraging—kept these communities resilient in the face of adversity.

🔬 Scientists analyzed human and animal bones from over 500 archaeological sites across Africa to trace how diets evolved with climate shifts. Their discoveries reveal a powerful truth: survival depended on adaptability and diversity.

From the herders of the Sahara to the farmers of the Nile Valley, ancient Africans didn't rely on one solution—they embraced many. And today, that same wisdom could be the key to climate resilience across the continent.

📌 Watch to discover:

What bones tell us about ancient African diets

Why herding came before farming

How traditional knowledge can shape Africa’s climate future

✊ Let’s learn from the past to build a stronger, more sustainable tomorrow.

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