EARLY HUMANS The Neolithic age saw a great rise in the human population. People settled down in villages and built sturdier (caves huts or sheds)
to live in. Communities were organized by (Family individuals tribal)
units. Working on the farm, looking after domestic animals, cooking food, and tending to children were some of the major everyday chores. Gradually, men and women divided such chores among themselves. Women took the responsibility for household duties. Men produced goods and grains. This is how the traditional (gender roles or proffesionals) were established in primitive society.