From Gathering to Growing Food

The beginning of farming and herding generally began around 12,000 years ago, marking a major turning point in human history.

The wild ancestor of the dog was the first animal to be tamed by early people.

Early people grew wheat and barley as their primary food grains.

Mehrgarh is located in present-day Pakistan, near the Bolan Pass.

Pit-houses were houses built by digging into the ground, with steps leading into them, found in places like Burzahom.

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When did the beginning of farming and herding generally begin?

What is the name of the first animal to be tamed by early people?

Which of the following grains were grown by early people?

In which present-day state is Mehrgarh located?

What were 'pit-houses'?

Where is Burzahom located today?

What did people use to grind grain in ancient times, which is still used today?

What material was frequently used to make fine tools in Neolithic sites?

Which site in India has provided evidence of early farming and herding along with animal bones like sheep and goat?

Why did hunter-gatherers start staying in one place for a long time?