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Rough Stone Tools

Replaced by Stronger, Polished Stone Ones, including axes capable of chopping trees.

People Moved Around, Hunting and Gathering Food

With trees cleared away, people settled and used land to farm.

Food consisted of wild animals, fish and berries.

Mostly replaced by crops such as wheat and barley, and meat from cattle and sheep.

No evidence of pottery.

With more food to prepare and store, pottery making became very important.

Housing was Temporary and mostly just huts.

More solid and permanent houses were made from the chopped trees and straw.

Clothing was made from animal skins.

Farm animals provided wool for woven clothing and leather for shoes.

The population was low.

As farming improved food supply, the population grew and cleared more land.

No evidence of warfare.

With more people competing for land, people fought each other and built forts.

No evidence of burial sites.

With settled communities of people, burial grounds were developed.

No evidence in people believing in Gods or Afterlife.

Massive tombs and stone circles show that people worshiped the Sun.