It preceed the Mesolithic peroid,noted for it's flacked stone implements as well cave drawings.Ii followed the Magdalenian stage of Paleolithic,pertaining to the most advanced cultured stage of the Pale. period in Europe.
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One of the main differences between the Palaeolithic and Neolithic periods was in the main methods people used to acquire food. In the Palaeolithic.
Between the paleolithic and neolithic periods there was the mesolithic. But to answer the question: The neolithic saw the beginning of a sedentary lifestyle. Farming and ceramic technologies were developed and land management began.
Paleolithic refers to the Old Stone Age period of time, whereas neolithic refers to the New Stone Age period of time, which came afterwards.
Paleolithic humans are basically cave men. Neolithic people are people from the stone age.
neolithic people farmed and paleolithic hunted for food
The mesolithic period was between the paleolithic and neolithic.
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Paleolithic people were hunter-gatherers while the Neolithic people relied primarily on agriculture
One of the main differences between the Palaeolithic and Neolithic periods was in the main methods people used to acquire food. In the Palaeolithic.
Between the paleolithic and neolithic periods there was the mesolithic. But to answer the question: The neolithic saw the beginning of a sedentary lifestyle. Farming and ceramic technologies were developed and land management began.
Between the paleolithic and neolithic periods there was the mesolithic. But to answer the question: The neolithic saw the beginning of a sedentary lifestyle. Farming and ceramic technologies were developed and land management began.
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Between paleolithic and neolithic just aged in terms? You need to be kidding me... Someone involved has got to have some serious issues to sort out
Paleolithic refers to the Old Stone Age period of time, whereas neolithic refers to the New Stone Age period of time, which came afterwards.