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The first agricultural revolution begins in the Fertile Crescent. Marking the start of permanent civilizations.
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People start to store their food. Leading to more long lasting civilizations.
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Around the world the ice age ends. Leading to more fertile land for growing crops.
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In northern Iraq sheep being to be domesticated. providing a more reliable source of meat.
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Humans in eastern Anatolia begin to step out of the stone age. This leap allows humans to make better and longer lasting tools.
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First signs of irrigation, domestication of cattle, and a fortified settlement in Mehrgarh.
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In the Balkans, Western Europe, and Africa farming begins to spread. Expanding the amount of people who have access to fruits and vegetables near them.
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