copper metallurgy was the major development of the neolithic age.
what was the major development of the neolithic age?
copper metallurgy
section::::neolithic (late stone) age (3000 -1900 bc).





























section::::neolithic (late stone) age (3000 -1900 bc).:linear pottery culture.





























the move from middle to late stone age (mesolithic to neolithic age) is marked by the change in the way of life from hunting and foraging to farming and livestock breeding. this was not a sudden change, but took place over a long period. the people of the ertebølle culture were thereby inspired by the middle german linear pottery culture, whose northernmost frontier was southern pomerania (uckermark and the pyritz area).





























section::::neolithic (late stone) age (3000 -1900 bc).:funnelbeaker culture.
early history of pomerania
in the neolithic age





























"in the neolithic age" is a poem by the english writer rudyard kipling. it was published in the december 1892 issue of "the idler" and in 1896 in his poetry collection "the seven seas". the poem is the source of the quotation: "there are nine and sixty ways of constructing tribal lays, / and every single one of them is right."





























section::::background.
in the neolithic age