שאלה | Which of the following statements best describes sesame’s historical migration across Eurasia?

Which of the following statements best describes sesame’s historical migration across Eurasia?

		From West Asian origins, sesame spread southward into Egypt by the 3rd millennium BCE, but only reached the western Mediterranean during Roman times.
		From South Asian origins, sesame spread westwards into Mesopotamia in the mid-3rd millennium BCE, reaching Anatolia by the mid-2nd millennium BCE, evident in the Aegean by the latter 1st mill. BCE and found in the Western Mediterranean in the late 1st mill. CE.
		From South Asian origins, sesame spread westwards into Mesopotamia in the 5th millennium BCE, reaching Anatolia by the mid-4th millennium BCE, evident in the Aegean by the latter 3rd mill. BCE and found in the Western Mediterranean in the late 2nd mill. BCE.
		From West Asian origins, sesame spread east and west, reaching the central Mediterranean (present-day Italy) by 2,000 BCE and Eastern China by 1,000 BCE.