Neolithic Ruling System: The Late Neolithic Era

Neolithic ruling systems in the late Neolithic Era were effective because they were fair and simple with their judgement and punishments. Neolithic ruling systems always have been looked at as a tyranny at the feet of a male commander who was the one who could take the most club hits to the head, but in reality, Neolithic rule was an ancient form of democracy where there was one commander who made the final decision after a made theirs. taking two parts to make it complete or one could overrule the other.

The Neolithic Era was the time right after the classic era, the paleolithic era. The Neolithic era was the stone age in which humans were starting to civilize and build housing close together, Not to be confused with the Paleolithic Era, more commonly known as the cavemen times.
For instance, in that time if you were to break someones arm then your arm would be broken regardless of who you are. It may not be what people want, but it is fair and simple, there is no loophole to it and you know exactly what you’re in for, for whatever you do. because of this they were able to complete massive tasks such as organized attacks and huge constructions for the era. “...settlements such as Jericho were surrounded with a massive wall and ditch around this time. It seems that the evidence of this period is a testimony of inter-communal conflicts, not far from organized warfare" (Violatti). This proves that with the aid and clarity of the rule the Neolithic law and the drive that the people had from the strict rule of the Neolithic rulers. It would take an extreme amount of coordination and effort to construct such a thing as stonehenge (Pruitt). The information was provided by an extremely credible historian who works for a well known history