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Neolithic revolution: a standalone construct

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the shift from hunting and gathering to farming and herding, presented as a transformation comparable to the industrial revolution.

In archaeology, Neolithic revolution refers to the shift from hunting and gathering to farming and herding, presented as a transformation comparable to the industrial revolution. This meaning comes from Childe (1936) in Man makes himself.[1]

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  1. Childe, V. G. (1936). Man makes himself. New American Library. ISBN 9780452006249

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