The Epipaleolithic of the Near East was more dependent on wild nut and seed crops than the Mesolithic in northern Europe.

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The Epipaleolithic societies of the Near East, such as the Natufian culture, are known for their reliance on wild nut and seed crops, such as almonds, pistachios, and wild cereals, as well as hunting and gathering. In contrast, the Mesolithic cultures of northern Europe, such as the Maglemosian culture, relied more heavily on hunting and fishing, though they also gathered wild plants and nuts when available.

The Epipaleolithic of the near East Was More Dependent on Wild