The Paleolithic and Neolithic Ages were eras of immense change and productivity in man's history. Within the Paleolithic Age, man lived in specific social groups, trading with others to survive and prosper, and used stone utilities in the process. Yet, a revolutionary time period disrupted this way of life, the Neolithic Age. From the development of agriculture, to the newfound ability for mankind to settle into a sedentary lifestyle, humankind would never be the same. Socially, the two time periods
Though Paleolithic and Neolithic societies were different in the way they obtained their food and the economy of the Neolithic people developed, they were similar in tool making because there were not many innovations between the Old and the New Stone Age. Out of the many differences between the Old Stone Age and the New Stone Age I think that the way they obtained their food was the most prominent. The Paleolithic peoples were hunters and gatherers, which meant that they were always moving. The