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Life in a neolithic village.

by Alfonso Poza
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goods storeroom roofs wheat adobe inhabitants fireplace pottery crops pulses animals

The first domesticated were cereals ( , barley ) and ( lentils , peas ) . The first domesticated were dogs , goats , sheeps and pigs .
Villages were self - sufficient ; the consumed what they produced . However , there is evidence that they traded with other communities , especially valuable objetcs like shells and .
Homes were built of ( mud and straw ) or bricks . The were made of branches and straw . They were rectangular or circular and contained a main room with a and a second room used as .

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