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    food products‚ she then discovered how to plant and care for seeds and the knowledge from it then led to agriculture and thus‚ started the Neolithic Revolution. Because the shift to agriculture come together with the developments and advances in stone tool technology— the development of greater precision like chipping and grinding—this period is called the Neolithic Age or the “New Stone”. Animals which

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    have lived‚ enough resources for maintaining life … the problem has been to balance their various demands against the ability of the ecosystems to withstand the resulting pressures. [Ponting 1991‚ p17] The period that has come to be known as the Neolithic Revolution (somewhat erroneously so [see Ponting 1991‚ p37]) marked the most fundamental shift in human development seen since the first bipedal human-like species walked the earth. During this time and the brief era [see Ponting 1991‚ p18] that

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    The Neolithic Age • Archeological evidence o Humanoids lived as long as 1 million years ago in Southwest China; used fire ▪ Fossils discovered in Yunnan province o Peking man (a proto-human) lived about half a million years ago in North China; used fire & primitive flaked/stone tools ▪ Fossils discovered near Beijing • Neolothic ( cultures with polished stone implements‚ pottery‚ agriculture o South China

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    causes for cancer‚ birth defects‚ etc. Now that you see how many bad things all this progress has brought up. And all of this wouldn’t have happened if not for the Neolithic revolution. The Neolithic revolution‚ or the Agricultural revolution‚ was the very start of almost all progress in human history (or prehistory). The Neolithic revolution is when humans began to realize that you could grow food‚ which completely changed the processes of human life at that time. Now‚ people could gather around

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    Take Home Midterm History 192 Professor Bravo September 29‚ 2013 A. Shang Dynasty The Shang Dynasty ruled a region of China in the Yellow River valley‚ an area of land that is now commonly referred to as the cradle of Chinese civilization¹. The Shang Dynasty ruled their empire from around 1500-1050 B.C.E. and existed during the time of China’s Bronze Age. The Shang is the first Chinese Dynasty to leave behind sufficient evidence

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    Folklore depicts a story of wizardry‚ following the Arthurian legend. The old story states that the massive stones were magically transported from Ireland to England‚ where giants worked to assemble them. Regardless of the theory‚ Stonehenge is a Neolithic structure that stands in England to this day. It is estimated that it was 1500 years in the making. However‚ the questions remains how a civilization without modern technology‚ or even the wheel‚ produced such a mighty monument. The fist monument

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    Agricultural revolutions have come to define our world and lives. Throughout years‚ agriculture has shifted with human society. This is exemplified in the three agricultural revolutions. In the first revolution‚ humans embraced and utilized agriculture for the first time‚ setting a permanent theme. In the second revolution‚ humans developed technology to help distribute and create food faster and more reliably than ever before. In the current revolution‚ we explore the scientific sides of food production

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    like. 3. What are the differences between the art of Paleolithic and Neolithic periods? Use examples from your assigned readings. Paleolithic art comprised of cave paintings‚ sculptures‚ and carvings‚ figurines‚ small artifacts‚ figurative art and nonfigurative art. Most art was made of different types of stone. Such as the bird heads‚ Man with Bison‚ Hall of Bulls‚ Woman from Brassempouy‚ and Lion-Human. As for Neolithic periods‚ art in this time comprised of architecture‚ sculpture and pottery

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    that are more important. The Neolithic Revolution was an important turning point in history because it played a big part in agriculture. Farming lead to homes‚ which then lead to social classes‚ specialized jobs‚ and larger populations which started villages. People were able to survive off of farming because they had the ability to go out in search of food and since they were stationary they could build their own villages and even create their own writing. The Neolithic period was a fundamental change

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    Development and Interactions of Cultures. On pg. 19‚ the author says that the Neolithic drinkers conclusion to the discovery of beer was that it was a gift from the gods. They had many tales on how the gods discovered beer. Also on pg 16‚ the author said that beers are used in religious ceremonies. This is an example of religion in Theme 2 because at this time in history beer started to religiously affect the Neolithic drinkers. In Beer in Mesopotamia and Egypt‚ on pg. 20‚ the author said that beer

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