Sheep were domesticated in the Old World around 10,000 to 11,000 years ago, primarily in the regions of the Fertile Crescent, which includes parts of modern-day Iraq, Syria, and Turkey. Archaeological evidence indicates that this process began during the Neolithic period, as humans transitioned from nomadic lifestyles to settled agriculture. These early domesticated sheep were primarily raised for their meat, milk, and wool.
is sheep from the new or old world
niether.mutton ia a meat coming from a cow and joined together by a pig:O No. Mutton is the meat from a sheep. From an older sheep. Lamb = meat from 1 year old sheep. hogget = meat from two year old sheep. mutton = meat from 3/4 year old sheep.
A young sheep until it is a year old is known as a lamb and after it has been weaned it is known as a weaner. When it is a year old it is known as either a maiden ewe, a ram or a wether if it has been castrated.
A sheep less than a year old is called a lamb.
It is called a four-tooth sheep, a hogget (if it has not lambed, but generally most lamb before they are 2), or mutton if referring to the meat of a two-year old sheep. Ellie It is also called a bident bakerZwench
a 3 year old female sheep
ewe - which is a female mature sheep
A lamb is a sheep until it is one year old. After than it is called a hogget and then Mutton. (Although there is no definitive classification)
two year old sheep
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12 year old sheep? yes.
A sheep is never called a Mutton. A mutton is meat from a mature domestic sheep. A Ram is an intact male sheep. A Ewe is an intact female sheep A Wether is a castrated male sheep. A lamb is a young sheep. Lambing is giving birth to sheep. A Flock is a group of sheep.