why did early humans leave their nomadic life
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nomadic lifestyles yet, and may never. Some prehistoric peoples had a sedentary lifestyle. A Neanderthal in Europe, for instance, was found to have never ventured more than 50 miles from the valley where it lived. Other ancestral populations were almost certainly the same way. During the Last Glacial Maximum, some populations may even have been confined to a sedentary or near-sedentary lifestyles. During warm periods, certain human populations have been confined to islands as well.
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They left their nomadic life because they had to take care of their crops as a result, they settled down in one place and grew crops. From food gathers, they become food producers
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