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8000 BCE
Ice Age
The ending of most recent ice age, making most animals extinct. -
8000 BCE
The First City
Jericho, often called the first city. Was founded in Modern-Day Israel -
8000 BCE
The Beginning of Pottery
In the Near East baking of pottery was starting to be used -
7000 BCE
New Cultivation's
Evidence of wheat and barley in southern Europe, goats’ pigs and sheep’s were used for food found in Greece. Eggplant cultivations found in Pakistan -
6800 BCE
More Cultivations
Rice cultivations were found in Southeast Asia. First signs of copper smelting were found at Anatolia -
4000 BCE
Breeding Animals
Oxen starting to be used for working in the Middle East and throughout Europe -
4000 BCE
MORE CULTIVATIONS!!!!!
Cultivation of crops, viz, cotton, dates were found in Mehrgarh. Men started using water buffalo. Egyptians started baking bread with yeast. Taiwanese people showed evidence of rice cultivations. Plows were used in Iraq, and there were also signs of the first use of wool for textiles. -
3500 BCE
New Agriculture
Irrigation systems were used in Mesopotamia. First signs of agriculture found in America
