The Bandkeramik expansion created a "frontier" in many parts of Europe between farming communities and Mesolithic peoples. After the creation of this "frontier" __________.

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The question specifically mentions that the Bandkeramik expansion created a "frontier" between farming communities and Mesolithic peoples. Therefore, it is unlikely that both groups would stay behind their boundaries (A) or be unaware of each other's presence (B). It is also unlikely that warfare would be nearly constant until all Mesolithic peoples became farmers (D) as there are numerous examples of peaceful interaction between these groups. Therefore, the best answer is that farmers and Mesolithic peoples interacted across the "frontier" through numerous contacts that were beneficial to both sides (C).

The Bandkeramik Expansion Created a "Frontier" in Many Parts of Europe