Neolithicearly
Neolithicearly refers to the earliest stages of the Neolithic period, a significant era in human prehistory. This transitional phase marks the beginning of the widespread adoption of agriculture and sedentary lifestyles, fundamentally altering human societies. The exact timing of Neolithicearly varies geographically, but it generally spans from around 10,000 BCE to 6,000 BCE in some regions. During this time, hunter-gatherer communities began to domesticate plants and animals, leading to a more stable food supply.
This shift from foraging to farming was a gradual process, with early agricultural practices often supplemented
The move towards settled villages brought about significant social changes. Populations began to grow as food