CORDIS Project
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This project explores the Neolithic transition from foraging to farming in the eastern Fertile Crescent, focusing on how early human societies adapted to climate change. It aims to uncover the development of agriculture and its societal impacts in this under-researched region.
Our world is marked by ‘disruption’, major re-orderings of society through changing circumstances, including abrupt climate change, impacting on social and economic life.
What lessons can we learn from the prehistoric past about disruption, and human engagement with it?
One of the first global disruptions faced by human societies was the Neolithic transition from mobile forager-hunter to settled farmer-herder in the Epi-Palaeolithic and Early Neolithic periods of the Middle East, 17,000-7000 BCE…
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