The Neolithic Revolution - Mini-Documentary
Ancient History Guy・2 minutes read
Humans transitioned from hunter-gatherer lifestyles to settled communities in cities due to climatic changes and the end of the ice age, mastering farming and construction in the Neolithic period evidenced by discoveries like Gobekli Tepe and figs in Jericho.
Insights
- Transition from hunter-gatherer lifestyle to settled communities and cities occurred around 11,000 years ago due to climatic changes post-ice age, marking a significant shift in human habitation patterns.
- Neolithic era introduced advancements like agriculture, animal husbandry, and sophisticated construction techniques, exemplified by sites like Gobekli Tepe and Jericho, showcasing human innovation and adaptation to the changing environment.
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Recent questions
When did humans start living in cities?
Around 11,000 years ago
What was the world's first place of worship?
Gobekli Tepe in Turkey
What did humans master in the Neolithic era?
Farming
What were homes in Jericho made of?
Mud bricks
How long ago did modern humans evolve?
Around 200,000 years ago
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