Neolithic Comic
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- The life of Neolithic Nala and Neolithic Noah!
- Hi I'm Nala! Come with us to learn about our food source, our shelter, and our trade!
- Hi! I'm Noah! We'll also walk you through why these things were very, very important to us!
- And now we also know agriculture or farming. We don't need to go out and find berries to eat.
- Long before out time, there was the Paleolithic times. They got their food source by hunting animals and gathering plants. Wherever the food went they went
- But these days we don't need to hunt, we domesticate animals for our needs.
- Also back in Paleolithic times people's shelters were temporary and rough-like because of how the people traveled and moved constantly to follow the food.
- Now in our Neolithic times, we have permanent shelters that are close together and are actual real communities. They are also better living quarters for us
- By Stella Penaskovic
- Also people in Paleolithic times didn't have as many jobs as we do now, they had only hunters and gatherers
- These new jobs helped us lie better lives
- But today we have many jobs such as basket makers, weavers, farmers, and builders
- These changes were important because it gave us some control over our food supply and it helped us form larger communities in one place.
- In paleolithic times, people didn't really do trade, I guess they didn't really think of it. They did most things themselves.
- Hi! I'm Noah and I'm Nala, we're looking for obsidian, We'll give your some flint and steel for it
- You guys got yourselves a deal!
- These changes are important because the permanent shelters protected us from harsh weather, wild animals, and they made our living spaces comfortable.
- We hope you have enjoyed Neolithic Nala and Neolithic Noah's story time!
- Join Us on Our Next Adventure!
- These changes were important because it inspired workers to improve their skills and new jobs led to newer and better ways of doing things.
- These changes are important because they get us what we need to survive. They give us the things we lack. We also travel to trade, then it gets us in contact with other communities.
- Until next time . . .
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