Advancement in Tool Making

During the Neolithic period, around 10,000 to 2,000 BCE, humans progressed from basic stone tools to more sophisticated implements. They developed polished tools, such as axes and knives, which were sharper and more durable. These advancements allowed for better farming techniques, including clearing land and harvesting crops. Additionally, the creation of pottery and weaving tools marked significant cultural developments. This innovation in tool making facilitated permanent settlements, improved food production, and fostered social structures, laying the foundation for modern civilization.