Snail Shells Reveal How Central African Foragers Turned to Escargot in Lean Wet Seasons
New ethnoarchaeological research shows that Central African forest foragers collect and eat giant land snails as a deliberate wet season...
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New ethnoarchaeological research shows that Central African forest foragers collect and eat giant land snails as a deliberate wet season...
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