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Yes, since the Neolithic era is part of the stone age. Back in the Paleolithic, they hunted and gathered food.
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No, stone age people did not practice farming. They were primarily hunters and gatherers, relying on the Natural Resources available to them for their survival. It was not until the Neolithic era, around 10,000 BCE, that humans started to domesticate plants and animals, marking the beginning of agriculture.
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How is life in the Old Stone Age different from life in the New Stone Age?
in the old stone age, early humans didn't yet know how to farm. they survived by hunting and gathering. in the new stone age, people learned how to farm so they didn't hunt or gather as much.
If they did not farm what did they do in the old stone age?
how did surplus effect the new stone age
What are 4 thing people did in the new stone age but not in the old stone age?
4 things people did in the new stone age and not in the old stone age is: 1. Farm 2. Develop into early cities 3. Bring water into the cities using irrigation 4.Have a centralized government and social classes
What are some advancements and achievements of the stone age?
During the stone age people learned to make fire, being nomads and hunter gathers, the most important thing was that they learned how to make tools out of stone and to farm.
When did the new stone age start?
The new stone Age began when our ancestors started to farm and plant crops
How is life in the Old Stone Age different from life in the New Stone Age?
in the old stone age, early humans didn't yet know how to farm. they survived by hunting and gathering. in the new stone age, people learned how to farm so they didn't hunt or gather as much.
What is another name for the neolithic?
the New age when people learned how to farm Actually its the New Stone Age.
What is another name for the Neolithic Age?
the New age when people learned how to farm Actually its the New Stone Age.
If they did not farm what did they do in the old stone age?
how did surplus effect the new stone age
What was the greatest benefit when stone age people learned to farm?
Steady food suply
Did the houses change Stone Age to bronzeage?
Early stone age people were hunter gatherers, they did not live in houses. Later in the stone age people did begin to settle down and farm, and the transition from stone to bronze did not, of itself, drive a change in house design.
What are 4 thing people did in the new stone age but not in the old stone age?
4 things people did in the new stone age and not in the old stone age is: 1. Farm 2. Develop into early cities 3. Bring water into the cities using irrigation 4.Have a centralized government and social classes
Did new stone age farm?
yes everybody farm since forever
Why did stone age people start their farm near rivers?
Because you need water to farm, and before the Surmerians figured how, you couldn't irrigate anything.
What are some advancements and achievements of the stone age?
During the stone age people learned to make fire, being nomads and hunter gathers, the most important thing was that they learned how to make tools out of stone and to farm.
When did the new stone age start?
The new stone Age began when our ancestors started to farm and plant crops
How old did the stone age people get?
how people trade in the old stone age
