We know that milk production played an important role in early pastoral communities in northern Europe because

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Pottery analysis showing milk residues provides direct evidence of the importance of milk production in early pastoral communities. Isotopic analysis of teeth can also provide evidence of milk consumption, but it may not necessarily indicate the importance of milk production within a community. Genetic diversity in domesticated cattle is not a direct indicator of the importance of milk production, and the fact that it is greatest in southeastern Europe is not necessarily relevant to the role of milk production in northern Europe.

We Know That Milk Production Played an Important Role in Early