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When was maize domesticated in Mesoamerica?
2700 BCE
3700 BCE
5200 BCE
4700 BCE
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4700 BCE
Archaeological evidence (e.g., early cobs and phytoliths from sites like Guilá Naquitz and Tehuacán) indicates maize was domesticated in Mesoamerica by roughly the mid-5th millennium BCE.
Archaeological evidence (e.g., early cobs and phytoliths from sites like Guilá Naquitz and Tehuacán) indicates maize was domesticated in Mesoamerica by roughly the mid-5th millennium BCE.
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