Social:List of Neolithic settlements

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Human Neolithic settlements by date:

  • Tell Qaramel in Syria, c. 9000 BC
  • Pulli settlement in Estonia, c. 9000 BC[1]
  • Spirit Cave in Thailand, 9000–5500 BC
  • Göbekli Tepe in Turkey, c. 9000 BC
  • Jericho in West bank, Neolithic from around 8350 BC, arising from the earlier Epipaleolithic Natufian culture
  • Nevali Cori in Turkey, c. 8000 BC
  • Çatalhöyük in Turkey, 7500 BC
  • Pengtoushan culture in China, 7500–6100 BC
  • 'Ain Ghazal in Jordan, 7250–5000 BC
  • Chogha Bonut in Iran, 7200 BC
  • Jhusi in India, 7100 BC
  • Hacilar in Turkey, c. 7000 BC
  • Ganj Dareh in Iran, c. 7000 BC
  • Jiahu in China, 7000 to 5800 BC
  • Mehrgarh in India now in Pakistan, 7000 BC
  • Knossus on Crete, c. 7000 BC
  • Lepenski vir in Serbia, 7000 BC
  • Sesklo in Greece, 6850 BC (with a ±660 year margin of error)
  • Porodin in North Macedonia, 6500 BC[2]
  • Vrshnik (Anzabegovo) in North Macedonia, 6500 BC[2]
  • Lahuradewa in India, 6400 BC
  • Pizzo di Bodio (Varese), Lombardy in Italy, c. 6320 ±80 BC
  • Sammardenchia in Friuli, Italy, ca 6050 ±90 BC,
  • Starčevo in Serbia, 6000 to 4200 BC
  • Petnica in Serbia, 6000 BC
  • Choirokoitia in Cyprus, 6000 BC
  • Dispilio in Greece, ca. 5500 BC
  • Cucuteni-Trypillian culture, c. 5500 BC, in Ukraine
  • Niš, 5000-2000BC
  • Hemudu culture in China, 5000–4500 BC, large scale rice plantation
  • Sweet Track in England, dates from 3800 BC.
  • Knap of Howar and Skara Brae, Orkney, Scotland, from 3500 BC and 3100 BC respectively
  • Brú na Bóinne in Ireland, c. 3500 BC
  • Lough Gur in Ireland from around 3000 BC
  • Singidunum (Belgrade) in Serbia, 3000 BC
  • Lajia in China, 2000 BC

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