Neolithic civilizations were typically organized into small agrarian communities, often centered around farming and livestock management. Social structures were likely hierarchical, with roles based on labor specialization, including farmers, artisans, and leaders or chiefs. These communities developed trade networks and established early forms of governance, often centered around communal decision-making and religious practices. As populations grew, some evolved into more complex societies with fortified settlements and the beginnings of centralized authority.
Neolithic
rivers
Rivers
when agriculture became popular throughout the major river valley civilizations
they decorte it
they decorte it
Neolithic
Neolithic
specialization of labor.
specialization of labor.
people started to farm and make civilizations
The Neolithic Revolution allowed civilizations to increase their population because agriculture made settling in one area possible.