words of more than one syllable may be divided by the hyphen and the accentual mark in dissyllables and trisyllables where the accent is on the last syllable it is sufficiently indicated in the absence of the accentual mark showing that the accent is on no preceding syllablehe hyphen is sometimes used to separate the parts of a compound word as milk maid the mark of the makron as over the a in f small a breve te is to indicate the long sound of a vowel the mark of the breve as in f small a breve t f small i breve t is to indicate the short sound
Toward the end of the Neolithic Era, people began to use tools made from metal. Copper was the first metal used for tools. Eventually copper replaced stone, leading to the Copper Age. We will talk in class about an amazing early Copper Age discovery in the mountains near the Italian and Austrian border.
These tools were used in hunting and fishing. In the Neolithic age, when people started agriculture, they used tools made up of copper. The prime innovation of this age was the development of pottery. The development of pottery products made it easier to cook and transport food. People of the Paleolithic age had a simple technology. Gathering of food was their main objective. However, the people of the Neolithic age had a far developed and much more complex culture. They were farmers; they used to grow crops. These people had developed trade networks and made use of the barter system. They developed the basics of economy.