Paul Saladino· MD
I think there's pretty good data that at the agricultural transition at the time of the Neolithic Revolution around ten to twelve thousand years ago depending where we look on the earth skeletons got much shorter and we can see this like a Dickson mounds there's been a lot sort of published about the the increased incidence of parodic hyper osmosis and tuberculous lesions and shortening of femurs and other long bones so I think I do think that at least from what I've seen we did get shorter with the agricultural transition