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>>The Neolithic Revolution >> >> I think that the NEOLITHIC age stands for alote >>of things.It stands for the beginning of mankind and >>it also stands or the evolution of man. >> This little project will help you under >>stand how people lived back then, and i will try not >>to use a whole lote of big words that nobody >>understands.I hope you enjoy my project and I hope it >>helps you to understand how the lives of our very >>close relitives lived . >> The people from the Neolithic age or as we >>call them today the “neandrithals” lived a very hard >>life compared to that of a persons life today.They had >>to make their oun houses and they were made of clay >>brick.Not like today our houses are mostly made of >>wood. It is alote easier to build with wood than it is >>to build with brick.Today you build a house in like 2 >>to 3 weeks.Wile in the neolithic age it took years to >>build their shelters the way the wanted. It was no >>easy work, they had to dig up the clay and put in the >>shape they wanted and the waited for it to dry. It may >>sound easy,but when you are making a place about 100 >>square meter’s in measurment. That is alote of work >>and alote of clay.They usually had a whole colony of >>people to help them,whick made it a little bit easier, >>but it was still hard work. >> It is hard to under stand why the neandrithals >>made their houses the way they did. Some of the >>eariliest shelters had the entrance from hte celling. >>We don’t know if that was to keep wildlife out or if >>it was to keep other people out of their houses. When >>they made their paths in their buildings they made a >>little ditch like tunnles on the side and nobody knows >>if it was to keep from flooding or something totaly >>different. >> In closing I would like to say that life from the >>days back then are alote different then life today. >> >> By: >>Theo Gilbert

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