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The 35 pages that link to Neolithic, each with the reason it gives.

• PaleolithicCompared with: The Neolithic marks the transition away from the Paleolithic lifeways in many regions.

• ÇatalhöyükNarrower topic: Çatalhöyük grew during the Neolithic transformation toward permanent settlement.

• Domestic chickenRelated: Changing farming societies created settings in which chickens could be kept and traded.

• CharcoalNarrower topic: Archaeological charcoal provides evidence of human fire use and fuel choices in early settlements.

• CoppicingRelated: Archaeological evidence places coppicing among early woodland-use practices.

• Neolithic architectureNarrower topic: Its shift toward settled life created new needs for houses, storage, and communal buildings.

• Megalithic architectureNarrower topic: Many well-known European megalithic monuments were built during this broad period.

• MesolithicRelated: Its arrival marks the transition beyond Mesolithic lifeways in many regions.

• Pre-Pottery NeolithicNarrower topic: The Pre-Pottery Neolithic is an early regional phase within the broader Neolithic.

• Three-age systemBroader topic: It shows that the Stone Age contains major changes beyond the rise of metalworking.

• Skara BraeNarrower topic: Skara Brae’s houses belong to this era of permanent settlement.

• Badarian cultureNarrower topic: Badarian communities inherited lifeways shaped by earlier Neolithic developments.

• MicrolithCompared with: Neolithic economies and toolkits often differed from the foraging contexts linked to microlith traditions.

• Stone AgeBroader topic: Its farming transitions and polished tools distinguish the later Stone Age in many regions.

• ByblosNarrower topic: Byblos’s earliest settlement layers reach back to the Neolithic.

• ChalcolithicNarrower topic: Many regions passed from Neolithic lifeways into copper-using societies.

• Wild goatRelated: The transition from wild goat hunting to herd management occurred during the Neolithic.

• Mortar and pestleNarrower topic: Mortars and pestles appear in archaeological contexts associated with early food processing.

• Neolithic religionNarrower topic: Its varied regional timelines define the societies whose religious practices are considered here.

• Papaver somniferumRelated: Archaeological evidence places early opium poppy cultivation in Neolithic contexts.

• Bhimbetka rock sheltersRelated: Later traces at Bhimbetka sit within the wider transition toward settled lifeways.

• Carnac stonesNarrower topic: Most Carnac monuments belong to this broad period of prehistoric construction.

• Prehistoric archaeologyBroader topic: Its transformations make the transition from foraging to food production archaeologically visible.

• Ulmus minorRelated: Human land use during this period helped alter woodland composition and elm abundance.

• AdzeRelated: Polished stone adzes became widespread in many Neolithic societies.

• Callanish StonesNarrower topic: The stones were raised during the Neolithic, when monumental construction spread across Britain.

• Funnelbeaker cultureNarrower topic: Funnelbeaker communities belong to northern Europe's transition to farming and settled life.

• Halaf cultureNarrower topic: Halaf villages belonged to a long transition toward settled agricultural life.

• Japanese PaleolithicCompared with: Its conventional farming-based definition contrasts with the predominantly foraging economy of Paleolithic Japan.

• Quern-stoneNarrower topic: Quern-stones became widespread as communities increasingly processed cultivated grain.

• Hassuna cultureNarrower topic: Hassuna communities belong to the region's early village-farming Neolithic.

• Jeulmun pottery periodNarrower topic: Jeulmun is often discussed within the regional transition conventionally called the Neolithic.

• EpipalaeolithicRelated: It follows the Epipalaeolithic, though the transition was neither uniform nor immediate.

• Prehistoric AsiaNarrower topic: Its transitions unfolded at different times across Asia rather than as one continental event.

• South Asian Stone AgeBroader topic: Its diverse regional communities adopted cultivation and herding at different times.