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The 131 pages that link to Neolithic Revolution, each with the reason it gives.

• Bos taurusRelated: Cattle domestication formed part of the wider shift toward agriculture.

• Egyptian agricultureNarrower topic: Egyptian crop cultivation emerged within this wider prehistoric transformation.

• Grain tradeNarrower topic: Cultivated surpluses made systematic grain exchange possible.

• PeaRelated: Pea cultivation formed part of the broader shift toward food production.

• PigRelated: Pig domestication became part of the shift toward managed food sources.

• Social evolutionBroader topic: Agriculture enabled new population densities, labor divisions, and forms of authority.

• Jethro TullNarrower topic: Tull’s innovations formed part of Britain’s wider eighteenth-century agricultural change.

• Livestock farmingRelated: The spread of farming created conditions for settled animal husbandry.

• Pre-Pottery Neolithic ANarrower topic: PPNA communities participated in this transition through cultivation and village life.

• Seed drillNarrower topic: Seed drills formed part of broader efforts to raise agricultural productivity.

• Stone AgeRelated: It transformed Stone Age societies without immediately ending stone-tool use.

• AurochsNarrower topic: Aurochs domestication belongs to the broader emergence of agriculture.

• CommensalityNarrower topic: Permanent settlements and food surpluses reshaped the settings and scale of shared meals.

• Cultural changeBroader topic: Agriculture transformed settlement, labor, social organization, and everyday practices.

• Domestic sheepRelated: Sheep husbandry expanded alongside early farming communities.

• Draft animalRelated: Using animal power expanded the area and intensity of land people could cultivate.

• GoatNarrower topic: Goat domestication formed part of this wider shift toward food production.

• MilletRelated: Millet domestication formed part of early transitions to agriculture in several regions.

• Neolithic EuropeRelated: This broad transition frames Europe's uneven shift to farming.

• Social complexityRelated: Agriculture supported larger settlements and new demands for coordination.

• SubsistenceRelated: The shift changed how communities produced food and organized settlement.

• ThreshingRelated: Mechanized threshing contributed to changing farm labor and agricultural productivity.

• Agriculture in ChinaNarrower topic: Chinese farming developed within this wider transformation, but along regional paths.

• ChalcolithicCompared with: It describes a subsistence transformation, unlike the Chalcolithic's emphasis on copper alongside stone.

• Farm consolidationNarrower topic: Its land reforms and productivity gains offer an earlier precedent for structural change in farming.

• MehrgarhNarrower topic: Mehrgarh preserves early evidence of this transition in South Asia.

• Staple foodNarrower topic: Farming made regular production and storage of staple crops possible.

• Urban revolutionNarrower topic: Agriculture made sustained population concentration and food storage more feasible.

• Wild goatRelated: Goat domestication formed part of the broader shift toward farming in southwest Asia.

• Alcoholic beverageRelated: Cultivated grains and fruits supplied reliable raw materials for fermentation.

• Cyrus McCormickNarrower topic: The reaper contributed to agricultural change by sharply increasing harvesting capacity.

• Ground stoneRelated: Ground-stone tools became central to processing staple crops in farming communities.

• History of citiesNarrower topic: Food production supported population concentrations that could sustain cities.

• Kermanshah ProvinceNarrower topic: The Zagros region around the province preserves some of the earliest evidence for this transition.

• Neolithic religionRelated: Farming and sedentism changed the settings in which ritual, burial, and community life took place.

• Spindle (textile)Related: Spindle use belongs to the broader history of fiber crafts that expanded with settled communities.

• Agricultural scienceNarrower topic: It established farming as a human practice long before agricultural science became formal.

• Arab Agricultural RevolutionNarrower topic: The broader term clarifies what counts as a revolution rather than gradual change.

• Goat meatNarrower topic: Livestock keeping and regular meat production expanded with the adoption of agriculture.

• GranaryNarrower topic: Agriculture created harvest surpluses that required durable storage.

• LentilRelated: Lentil cultivation formed part of early agricultural systems.

• Pre-Pottery Neolithic BNarrower topic: PPNB belongs to this broader, uneven transformation.

• Three-field systemRelated: The three-field system preceded later intensification and should not be confused with this broader transformation.

• Ancient technologyRelated: Food production encouraged storage, permanent settlements, and new tools.

• History of foodBroader topic: It marks a turning point in food production and settlement.

• ShennongRelated: The legend gives a ruler's face to the much older shift toward cultivation.

• Threshing machineRelated: Mechanical threshing formed part of the shift toward more productive farming.

• V. Gordon ChildeBroader topic: Childe popularized this label for the transformation he saw as agriculture’s defining historical break.

• West AsiaRelated: Early farming began in parts of West Asia, including the Fertile Crescent.

• Working animalRelated: Farming created sustained demand for animal labor and livestock management.