Pre-Columbian Amazon settlement primarily ate fish — more sustainable?

Mongabay
By Claire SalisburyJul 8, 2016, 11:00 am91 pts
[caption id="attachment_187518" align="alignnone" width="768"] Excavations at the Hatahara prehistoric site revealed a large diversity of animal bones. The vast majority were fish, followed by reptiles, particularly river turtles. Photo courtesy of Val Moraes[/caption] [dropcap type="3"]U[/dropcap]ncovering the…

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