* Cattle: Cattle originated in Europe and were first domesticated around 6000 BC. They were used for food, milk, and transportation.
* Pigs: Pigs originated in Europe and were first domesticated around 7000 BC. They were used for food.
* Sheep: Sheep originated in Europe and were first domesticated around 11,000 BC. They were used for wool, meat, and milk.
* Goats: Goats originated in Europe and were first domesticated around 8000 BC. They were used for milk, meat, and wool.
* Chickens: Chickens originated in Southeast Asia and were brought to Europe by the Romans. They were used for food.
* Ducks: Ducks originated in East Asia and were brought to Europe by the Romans. They were used for food.
* Geese: Geese originated in Europe and were first domesticated around 3000 BC. They were used for food and feathers.
* Turkeys: Turkeys originated in North America and were brought to Europe by the Spanish in the 16th century. They were used for food.