A cool guide Common foods before humans domesticated them

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Melons were already centuries into domestication in the upper right image. Wild watermelons look more like this: https://i.imgur.com/zDvzpcv.png

I think watermelons like that IIRC just mean it is underwatered. They are thirsty plants.

Indigenous peoples domesticated corn, not settlers.

Excuse me your image does not appear to have enough jpeg perhaps you might consider adding some more

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