Farming
The Yangshao people mainly cultivated millet but some settlements grew rice. They also grew vegetables like turnips, cabbage, yams and other vegetables. The Yangshao people domesticated chickens, ducks, pigs, dogs and cattle. Millet and rice was made into gruel for the morning while millet was made into dumplings. Meat was only eaten on special occasions and rice was ground into flour to make cakes. Most of the meat was obtained by hunting or fishing.
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