Lecture

The Neolithic Revolution

Description

This lecture explores the transition from hunter-gatherer societies to agricultural civilizations, focusing on the Neolithic Revolution. It delves into the origins of agriculture, the development of early cities, and the impact of agriculture on human societies and the environment. The lecture discusses the emergence of large settlements, the domestication of plants and animals, the rise of states, and the urban revolution. It also examines the ecological consequences of agriculture, the spread of farming practices around the world, and the social organization of early agricultural societies. The instructor presents a critical analysis of the shift from foraging to farming, highlighting the challenges and opportunities it brought to human communities.

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