Neolithic Age: The world's earliest farmers

Author: (French) Louboutan, original author; translated by Zhang Rong
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Publish Date: 2001-06-01
Features: This book introduces a wide range of readers to the fact that 10,000 years ago, humans wandered everywhere, finding shelter and food in nature. They hunted, gathered, lived in one place, and died in another. Then, Neolithic cultures originating from certain regions in the East brought a new way of life. Humans began cutting down trees with stone axes, built houses with wood, stone, and mud, and invented pottery. They created complex tools to modify the food provided by nature. Humans farmed plants, domesticated animals, and even created gods in their own image.