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AGRICULTURAL REVOLUTION

AGRICULTURAL REVOLUTION. HUNTING AND GATHERING : exploit many resources lightly rather than to depend heavily on only a few. HUNTING AND GATHERING : little specialization of roles. PASTORALISM: herding of domesticated / partially domesticated animals. Emergence of Agriculture: sedentism.

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AGRICULTURAL REVOLUTION

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  1. AGRICULTURAL REVOLUTION

  2. HUNTING AND GATHERING:exploit many resources lightly rather than to depend heavily on only a few

  3. HUNTING AND GATHERING:little specialization of roles

  4. PASTORALISM:herding of domesticated / partially domesticated animals

  5. Emergence of Agriculture:sedentism

  6. Earliest agricultural sites

  7. New Mode of Life Dependency on few plants Greater vulnerability to weather Complete dependency on harvest times Need for intense physical labor

  8. Opportunities of the new way of life permanent dwellings specialization wealth

  9. Develop cultural practices for disposing of wastes and maintaining a hygienic environment

  10. Population Growth and Epidemic Diseases

  11. Technology Necessary for Agriculture

  12. Preparing the Seed-Bed

  13. Gathering or harvesting cereal crops

  14. Develop the knowledge and techniques for processing grain

  15. Household objects made of baked clay

  16. Technological Specialization

  17. Agriculture means modifying the environment in order to exploit it more effectively

  18. Erosion

  19. Maize

  20. Domestication of Animals

  21. Social Consequences security government hierarchy

  22. Emergence of Elites:chieftainship

  23. Urban Life

  24. Agriculture:whole spectrum of cultural changes and adaptations

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