Neolithic
The Neolithic is the final stage of the Stone Age, marked in many regions by the spread of farming, herding, settled communities, and polished stone tools. Its dates vary by region.
From 6500 to 2000 BCE, Neolithic communities in southeastern Europe deliberately burned their villages every 75–80 years. The absence of human remains and extreme fire intensity suggest intentional arson. Archaeology calls this the "Burned House Horizon."
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