Gradually gathering was replaced by farming, and hunting by raising animals. not all the people were needed in producing food, there were people who made tools, clothes, etc. So handicraft developed: potters, weavers, millers, smiths, etc did not take part in the agriculture. Man started to make and use more developed and new tools, e.g. simple hoes, spades, forked sticks, ploughs. One of the biggest change was that people settled down and started to build houses (from wood, bones, branches). Villages were founded -people working together, sharing food and belief in supernatural things, adoring nature and communicating and waiting for the harvest.
Farming brought about significant changes to human societies, such as the transition from a nomadic way of life to settled communities, the development of social hierarchies and division of labor, the ability to support larger populations, and the accumulation and storage of surplus food.
Basically it would bring him back to life, and give him immortality.
Agriculture brought great and lasting changes to the human's way of life. The cultivation of corn and other crops allowed for a more reliable and expandable food supply, which encouraged population growth and large, settled communities to be established.
Pollution (obviously), more life forms, industries!
lived a village way of life basedon farming
how did life change when people began farming
He brings back himself.. Since he's holding the ressurection stone, the horcrux part of him dies but he himself comes back to life
pls pls some one answer this question for god sake
pls pls some one answer this question for god sake
pls pls some one answer this question for god sake
Nothing can bring back the dead in the Harry Potter series.While Harry has possession of the Ressurection Stone, one of the tree Deathly Hallows originally owned by Cadmus Peverell, and he can bring back a form of his deceased loved ones while he holds it, the Stone cannot bring anyone back from the dead.
The growth of farming in the Stone Age led to a settled way of life, increased food production, and population growth. It also enabled the development of more complex societies, the specialization of labor, and the accumulation of surplus resources. This shift from a hunter-gatherer lifestyle to agriculture laid the foundation for the development of civilization.