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| The cultural period in which these developments took plac eis usually now called the Epipaleolithic in the Near East and the Mesolithic in Europe |
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Period in which a switch called the broad-spectrum food-collecting, but they do not always show an increasingly settled lifestyle. ie: Mesoamerica |
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| How and why people in differnet places may have come to cultivate and domesticate plants and animals and to live in permanent villages. |
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| Referring to all types of domesetic plant cultivation |
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the presence of domesticated plants and animals. In this type of culture pepole began to produce food rather than merely collect it. |
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"Taming and using for your own puposes" Only when the crops cultivated and the animals raised are modified - different from wild varieties - that we speak of plant and animal domestication. |
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The seed-bearing part of the stem on wild grains of barley and wheat |
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Volcanic Glass 100% of chipped stone foudn by archaeologists was obsidian which came from what is now eastern Turkey, several hundred miles away. |
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| The cultivation and domestication of plants and animals. |
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