How was the Neolithic period different from the Paleolithic period?

Answer 1

The biggest difference between the two periods was that the Neolithic period saw the advent of tools and implements; the first developments of technology. Paleolithic peoples did not use tools of any kind.

Answer 2

neolithic had fire ,Paleolithic didn't
One of the main differences between the palaeolithic and neolithic periods was in the main methods people used to acquire food. In the palaeolithic, anatomically modern humans and their ancestors were mainly nomadic hunter gatherers. By the neolithic people had developed farming, allowing them to live in settlements such as villages and towns. Diet also changed as a result of people eating more cereals and other farmed crops.

Compared to the neolithic, the palaeolithic people had a far less complex technology. They used basic stone, bone and antler tools and developments such as art and other forms of "higher culture" only occur in the later stages of the palaeolithic. Neolithic people mastered the use of many more types of raw material, notably clays to make pottery and the beginnings of metalworking. Exchange and trade networks were also comparatively more developed.

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MARCOS M

Answer 3

Paleolithic lived in caves and tents and Neolithic they lived in huts and had more technology