In the early farming community of Jericho, crops could be grown almost continuously because:

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The large spring and fertile soils from a dried up Ice Age lake allowed for crops to be grown almost continuously in Jericho, without the need for irrigation or a large population to perform the labor. Additionally, the river did not play a significant role in the early agriculture of Jericho and the availability of glacial deposits and stone for making walls and tools was a common feature in many early settlements.

In the Early Farming Community of Jericho, Crops Could Be