The invention of Agriculture

The invention of agriculture marked a pivotal transition from hunter-gatherer societies to settled communities, known as the Neolithic Revolution. Emerging around 10,000 BCE, this shift enabled the cultivation of various crops globally, leading to population growth, urbanisation, and socio-economic complexity. While agriculture fostered innovation and societal advancement, it also introduced social hierarchies and environmental challenges. Today, modern agriculture faces sustainability issues, necessitating lessons from history.

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