1. THE NEOLITHIC AGE: FOOD PRODUCTION
FERTILE LAND: LAND THAT IS ABLE TO PRODUCE GOOD CROPS OR PLANTS.
MIDDLE EAST: REGION OF THE WORLD BETWEEN THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA AND THE PERSIAN GULF.
(CRECIENTE FÉRTIL)

2. HUMANS IN THE MIDDLE EAST
The HOMO SAPIENS leaves Africa about y.a.
HOUSES MADE OF
MUD AND STRAW
(ADOBE)
CATAL HÜYÜC

3. NEOLITHIC: AGRICULTURE AND RAISING LIVESTOCK
ORIGIN OF
AGRICULTURE
CEREALS AND
LEGUMES
RAISE
LIVESTOCK
GOATS. SHEEP AND PIGS
NEW TOOLS
STONE POLISHING

4. NEOLITHIC: AGRICULTURE AND RAISING LIVESTOCK
ORIGIN OF
…………………………..
CEREALS AND
………………………….
RAISE
…………………………
………………….., ………………………
AND PIGS
NEW ………………….
STONE ……………………………

5. NEOLITHIC: NEW TOOLS NEOLITHIC NEW TOOLS STONE POLISHING
HOES (For digging holes for planting)
AXES
NEW TOOLS
Adapted to NEW FUNCTIONS
THE SICKLE, for rapping crops
THE HANDMILL, for grinding grain.

6. ………………………………, for cutting down trees.
NEOLITHIC: NEW TOOLS
NEOLITHIC
HOES , for………………………………..
………………………………, for cutting down trees.
NEW ………………..
Adapted to NEW FUNCTIONS
THE SICKLE, for
………………………………..
THE …………………………..,
For grinding grin.

7. NEW TOOLS TOOL NAME USE MATERIAL POLISHED STONE AXE FOR DIGGING HOLES
FOR CUTTING DOWN TREES
POLISHED STONE
AXE
FOR DIGGING HOLES
POLISHED STONE
HOE
SICKLE
FOR RIPPING CEREAL
BONE
POLISHED STONE
HAND MILL
FOR GRINDING GRAIN

8. NEW TOOLS TOOL NAME USE MATERIAL POTTERY VESSELS CLAY TO MAKE THREAD
STORE, TRANSPORT AND COOK FOOD
POTTERY VESSELS
CLAY
TO MAKE THREAD
SPINDLE
WOOD
TO WEAVE THREAD INTO CLOTH
WOOD
LOOM

9. POTTERY AND TEXTILES
POTTERY
TO STORE FOOD
TO COOK
TO TRANSPORT FOOD

10. POTTERY AND TEXTILES TEXTILES LOOMS, to weave thread into cloth
SPINDLES, to make threat
LOOMS, to weave thread into cloth

11. PALAEOLITHIC AND NEOLITHIC: DIFFERENCES
HUMANS OBTAINED FOOD …
WAY of LIVING
TOOLS
THEY LIVED IN …
CULTIVATE THE LAND/ RAISE LIVESTOCK
THEY PRODUCED THEIR OWN FOOD
(PRODUCTIVE ECONOMY)
HUNTING, GATHERING AND FISHING
(PREDATORY ECONOMY)
NOMADS
SEDENTARY
SIMPLE TOOLS (SHARPENED STONES, SPEAR HEADS)
BETTER TOOLS
(POLISHED STONES: AXES, HOES, SICKLE, HAND MILL)
CAVES AND HUTS
HOUSES MADE OF ADOBE

12. PALAEOLITHIC AND NEOLITHIC: DIFFERENCES
HUMANS OBTAINED FOOD …
WAY of LIVING
TOOLS
HOUSING
Full Name:………………………………………………………………

13. THE NEOLITHIC VILLAGE OF ÇATAL HUYÜC

14. PEOPLE WORKING ON THE ROOF OF THEIR HOUSES
HOUSES MADE OF MUD AND STRAW (ADOBE BRICKS)

15. HUMANS IN ÇATAL-HUYÜK RAISED LIVESTOCK…

16. THEY CULTIVATE THE LAND NEAR RIVERS, WHICH WATER WAS USED TO IRRIGATE THE CROPS