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In Bronze Age
When did the Neolithic Age begin?
8000 B.C. to about 4000 B.C. they found out how to farm (agriculture) and how to raise livestock for food. they also discovered metal.
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What was the neolithic revolution?
The Neolithic revolution was when agriculture and herding replaced migratory hunting and gathering as the dominant lifestyle of human societies. About 12,000 years ago, a …highly significant change in human culture occurred when humans in the Middle East began to develop animal husbandry and agriculture. Evidence suggests that this change can be traced to a shift in the climate which brought first unusually warm and wet, and then colder and drier conditions that made hunting and gathering increasingly difficult. (MORE)
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What is Another name for Neolithic Revolution?
Some people would call it the new stone age, but that is absolutely incorrect. The neolithic revolution is actually called the agriculture revolution, because people started g…rowing crops instead of hunting and gathering; being a nomad. (MORE)
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How did the Neolithic people get their food?
The Neolithic people got their food by being hunter gatherers. They hunted for animals like deer and rabbits. They also farmed and fished and gathered different types of f…ruit, including berries. (MORE)
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In Bronze Age
How did the Paleolithic and Neolithic ages differ?
In paleolithic,nomads were always on the move to search for food.In neolithic ages,people stared farming,building communities,pruducing good,and trading
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What did the neolithic revolution do?
It began agriculture, or crop growing. Also known as agriculture revolution. This sopped nomadic movement, since people could grow food, they didn't need to hunt everyday. The… neolithic revolution was a big change in history. LEO (MORE)
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In Stone Age
How did Neolithic people trade?
"People trade to get resources they didn't have in their own area. As Neolithic people became more skilled in there crafts, they wanted materials to improve the strength and b…eauty of the things they made. Getting those resources became the job of traders. Traders often traveled hundreds of miles to find what they wanted. They crossed mountains on foot, rode donkeys across deserts, and sailed the Mediterranean Sea on ships. What were the traders looking for? Popular items included flint and obsidian. Obsidian is a black glass from volcanic mountains. Craftspeople used it to make knife blades, arrowheads, and mirrors. People also traded for 'beauty products' like shell ornaments and a red ore called hematite. Women rubbed hematite on their lips and cheeks to make them redder. The growth of trade allowed people to make use of more resources. It also brought them into contact with people from distant places. These contacts helped spread ideas and knowledge around the ancient world." -History Alive!: the Ancient World Student Edition by TCI Brings Learning Alive! (Right from the book( :^) (MORE)
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How were houses built in the Neolithic age?
They were bilt with sun dried bricks and the roof was made out of straw or reeds
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What is Neolithic Revolution?
The Neolithic Revolution was a time in history when humans learned how to farm and domesticate animals. easy right -.-
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What is the opposite of Neolithic age?
'Neolithic' is actually a reference to a time frame which comes from the Classical Greek meaning 'New stone'. I'll put the two words at the bottom for you. However there i…sn't really an antonym for neolithic as such. It's meant as more of a title than an adjective... The closest thing to an "opposite", which I would argue is a misunderstanding of the term, would perhaps be 'the modern age'. Hope that helps! νεος - New λιθος - Stone (MORE)