Where is the origin of figs?

The origin of fig has always been considered as Carrica in Asia Minor.

However, G. Eisen believes that the fertile land in southern Arabia is its origin, which spread to Syria, Caucasus, Asia Minor and Turkey very early. Later, due to the navigation and immigration of Greeks and Fujian people, it spread from east to west to Mediterranean islands and countries along the Mediterranean as early as14th century BC. Figs were introduced into Europe from Italy. 1250 was introduced into Britain. The cause of fig cultivation and variety improvement in Mediterranean countries was originally started by Arabs.