August 1, 2020
Last Reviewed: August 2021
Our early human ancestors ate berries at least as far back as the Stone Age. There is evidence that in Siberia, prehistoric people stored berries in icy pits, presumably to ensure a winter supply. Thousands of years later, Native Americans made good use of berries by not only eating them fresh ...
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