During this time, the surplus production led people to get engaged in other specialized skills such as tool-making.
Step-by-step explanation:
- The Neolithic period is one of the three periods of the Stone Age, the other being the Paleolithic and the Mesolithic periods.
- During this age, humans were in a transitional phase, as they were shifting their occupation from hunting to farming and settling down at one place.
- This was the time period in which humans not only grew crops but also they produced a surplus.
- As surplus came into being people began engaging in other specialized skills such as tool-making and later on exchanging their goods for other required goods (wheat and other products).