Paleolithic vs. Neolithic

Paleolithic vs. Neolithic The first scholars that existed named the whole period of human devolvement the “Stone Age.” The Stone Age is divided into three periods which are Paleolithic which means the old Greek age, Mesolithic and Neolithic which is the new Greek age. The Paleolithic and Neolithic stone ages have many great differences and have changed greatly between the two periods. This has been the unmasking of the habits of all man including ones in modern day. Primitive man traveled on all fours which mainly gathered nuts, berries, and small animals, because they were closer to the ground and easier to obtain. Their brows were further away from their faces so that gave them tunnel vision which only allowed them to see in the direction they were facing. Because of the fact the intellectual ability was too low many of the stubborn killed off with the inability to learn how to eat, drink, and avoid other attributes that would lead to their demise. The ones that survived however led to flourish and eventually adapt until all of the species of man could fathom all the basic needs to live. Considering that the longer the group lived and thrived the more the group would repopulate, and if they repopulated they needed more food to sustain the band so they had to adapt to obtain more food or they would over populate. The evolution changed very relevant things that would help with the requirement of sustenance; this next step in human history is known as Mesolithic or middle Stone Age. They developed the technique to walk on two legs instead of all fours which also enabled the capability to travel longer distances and chase after fleeing prey. Another example of helping obtain sustenance would be that their brows receded so their hunting methods could become improved to see the animals that are being hunted. After a few years they learned how to use basic tools for round about jobs, to help gather basic supplies. They also reached the point where they