Translated from Spanish to English with Google Translator. Studying at the time the data given by the Scripture on agriculture, with Adrián Pablos we asked the following question: Have we found evidence of the practice of agriculture and livestock in antediluvian times? Below is an excerpt from chapter III of the book "DE EDÉN A LAS NACIONES" Evidence of the earliest beginnings of agriculture and animal husbandry that science has been able to provide (so far) has been obtained from the archaeological sites of Ali Kosh and Jarmo. I. Ali Kosh [1]: In the 1960s American archaeologists F. Hole and K.V. Flannery discovered the site in southern Iran, near the Zagros Mountains, about 150 meters above sea level, in the border region of Iraq. This site currently measures 150 m in diameter and 7 m deep. The place was populated from 8,000 BC. C. and was abandoned c. 6,000 BC Archaeologists have found evidence of their social organization and economy, which consisted o...