A Complete Timeline of The Neolithic Period: The New Stone Age | Early Humans Documentary

The Neolithic began roughly twelve thousand years ago and is actually marked by the first evidence of farming taking place in the fertile crescent of Western Asia. These early farms cultivated a small range of crops, such as spelt, wheat, einkorn and millet, and still kept dogs in their settlements to assist with hunting for meat. It wasn't until 8000 BC when modern domesticated animals such as pigs, goats and sheep were brought into human settlements. Where the Neolithic ends depends on where you are located.
These West Asian cultures were the first to progress out of the Neolithic with the advent of metallurgy, as they headed into the Bronze Age. Other regions of the world took longer to advance, with cultures in Africa first progressing at around 3150 BC, and Europe in 2000 BC. Today, then, we will be examining these cultures in greater detail. How did the Neolithic humans of Europe, Asia and Africa live their lives? How did they progress, learn and thrive in the early historical landscapes they would grow to call home? Join us as we answer these questions and more, exploring the Neolithic: the mysterious and ancient 'new stone age'.
0:00 Intro
2:29 Neolithic Asia
10:04 Neolithic Africa
14:03 Neolithic Europe
18:25 Outro
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[@aidanmacdougall9250]

Incredible that people still believe stone age people were primitive. So many artifacts still to be discovered: early boats, wooden, bamboo and bone tools that have rotted away, fabrics and mud brick houses that we know nothing about yet! Shame you never mentioned boats, as they must have been around for 40 - 100 thousand years probably 😊

[@hopemanley4358]

Goofg video easy to follow, makes a good overall timeliness of history in this area.

[@steveclark5357]

good one

[@baronknowlton8473]

Indeed, I concur

[@shakuntalashindhur221]

Super congrats sir

[@joeshmoe8345]

Love it

[@paulofearghail9408]

What about the neolithic in East Asia, the Americas or Australia?

[@MohsinME--]

Irrelevant to neolithic homo sapiens...

[@multiyapples]

This is interesting. What about East Asia, Oceania and the Americas.

[@timkbirchico8542]

super creepy voice

[@biz_bee]

I was wondering if the narrator is AI tbh

[@CubicPlanets]

Nice

[@biz_bee]

Is the narrator AI?

[@michelleeden2272]

Sí, correcto.

[@unitor699industries]

Yes but sounds really good

[@Texas_homestead]

Creepy. AI?

[@unitor699industries]

All the voices on KZbin are AI now

[@mandyhamann5695]

Came here to say this. Thank you. 👏 👏 👏 ​@@unitor699industries

[@pirk2e]

where did you go to school, boy? You missed to say, by accident or on purpose, about the first Neolithic people in Europe, and that is in the Balkans and Lepenski vir. Which date back to 9 thousand years b.c. On the banks of the Danube there are studies about settlements and graves were found on the banks of the Danube. LEPENSKI VIR, the first Neolithic people in Europe You are talking about Northern Europe, and you skipped to mention the entire Balkans.

[@bakimc4722]

Шта си ти очекивао од просечног западњака 😃

[@mandyhamann5695]

I don't think that AI technology "go to school"

[@CubicPlanets]

First