The Rise of Neolithic Social Complexity

The increasing social complexity of the Neolithic Age reveals sophistication and seriousness of social complexity and inequality through evidence of material culture. In particular, the first archaeological research pioneered by the Natufi community and the discovery of agriculture are arguments among scholars. On the one hand, archaeologists follow a cultural evolutionary point of view, suggesting that young arid areas are the main factor. Culture is vitality. Region

This course is an investigation of the political, economic, social and cultural development of the world's civilizations, born from the origins of these complex cultures in the new century. Topics include the early civilizations of the Near East, Egypt, India, China, America, Greece, Rome. The purpose of this course is to help you acquire the necessary resources and analytical skills to better understand, evaluate and evaluate the development of world civilization and its impact on the formation of modern life. Course materials include lectures, presentations, videos, and designated reading materials and provide a basic information framework. We analyze key materials such as literature, cultural arts, etc. through writing not only these secondary materials but also discussions and papers in classrooms and groups.

The increasing social complexity of the Neolithic Age reveals sophistication and seriousness of social complexity and inequality through evidence of material culture. In particular, the first archaeological research pioneered by the Natufi community and the discovery of agriculture are arguments among scholars. On the one hand, archaeologists follow a cultural evolutionary point of view, suggesting that young arid areas are the main factor. Culture is vitality. Region