The genetic ancestors of today's wheat can still be found in the Fertile Crescent and are still used for breeding experiments. |
The cities of the Fertile Crescent built in mud brick and used stone, copper, and bronze tools. |
Such was the life style in the Fertile Crescent, and, not coincidentally, the Old Testament is fixated on genealogy. |
The traditional view holds that it happened around 6000 B. C. in the Fertile Crescent. |
Any examination of Yali's question must address the phenomena of the Fertile Crescent. |
Most of the 48 million people living in the Fertile Crescent are farmers whose dryland cultivation practices have withstood the test of time. |