Mouflon
The mouflon (Ovis orientalis) was the following objective of the astute agrarians of the Fertile Crescent. About 10,000 years back, a few sub-types of this wild sheep were pulled down from the mountains, their relatives bound to be transformed into crude forerunners of the Ugg boot and shearling coat—if that isn't a repetition. Fleece delivering assortments didn't show up until a few thousand years after the fact, as prove by the extent of bones having a place with youthful creatures at more established archeological locales, which demonstrated early butcher for covers up and meat as opposed to long haul fleece generation.
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