neolithic 3 ( pn ) is the period which preceded the neolithic revolution.
neolithic 3 ( pn ) is the period which preceded the neolithic revolution.
what is the period which precedes the neolithic revolution?
neolithic 3 ( pn )
bullet::::- andrew moore suggested that the neolithic revolution originated over long periods of development in the levant, possibly beginning during the epipaleolithic. in ""a reassessment of the neolithic revolution"", frank hole further expanded the relationship between plant and animal domestication. he suggested the events could have occurred independently over different periods of time, in as yet unexplored locations. he noted that no transition site had been found documenting the shift from what he termed immediate and delayed return social systems. he noted that the full range of domesticated animals (goats, sheep, cattle and pigs) were not found until the sixth millennium at tell ramad. hole concluded that ""close attention should be paid in future investigations to the western margins of the euphrates basin, perhaps as far south as the arabian peninsula, especially where wadis carrying pleistocene rainfall runoff flowed.""
neolithic revolution
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the neolithic revolution, neolithic demographic transition, agricultural revolution, or first agricultural revolution was the wide-scale transition of many human cultures during the neolithic period from a lifestyle of hunting and gathering to one of agriculture and settlement, making an increasingly larger population possible. these settled communities permitted humans to observe and experiment with plants to learn how they grew and developed. this new knowledge led to the domestication of plants.
neolithic revolution