In the Paleolithic Age farming as a way of life did not exist according to researchers until the defining of a new age. Hunters and gatherers traveled following food sources. Finding an ecological balance with their available resources kept a moderate restraint on the population of Homo sapiens. Like all great discoveries, Paleolithic people looking for an easier and more stable way of life developed saving seeds to replant, herding and caring for animals, and the creation of new tools left behind as historical artifacts to mark the arrival of the Neolithic Age. With people not having to relocate to follow the animal herds and having a bank of self-sufficient crops, people of the Neolithic Age continued developing new ways to improve their
