How and when did early humans begin to think about animal rearing and growing food?
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Explanation: Early humans were hunter-gatherers. ... In the New Stone Age, which extended from 8,000 BC to 4,000 BC, the humans started producing food. They lived a settled life, built houses near the fields, domesticated animals. This brought about a change in the way of life of the early humans.
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Around 10,000 years ago, the New Stone Age had started. This was also known as the period of great development for the human race. It was during this period that humans moved from gathering to growing food and breed and herd animals.
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