The document discusses the consequences and developments of early agriculture during prehistory, including a rise in population and food production, increased social complexity, sedentary lifestyles, the beginning of trade, the discovery of pottery, and the transition to the Metal Ages of copper, bronze, and iron between 4000 BC and the beginning of written history. Key sites mentioned include Stonehenge, dolmens and menhirs, Altamira cave paintings in Spain, and the Maltravieso cave in Cáceres known for a painting of a hand with four fingers.

1. Consequences of Agriculture
• More food
• Population increase
• Society became more complex
• Sedentarism
• Beginning of trade.

2. The beginning of Neolithic

3. THE NOLITHIC REVOLUTION

4. The discovery of pottery

5. The Metal Age: Coper, Bronze and Iron.
(4000 BC – history)

6. The new tools

7. The Neolithic culture

8. Stonehenge: a reconstruction

9. Dolmen and menhir

11. Prehistory in Spain: Altamira

12. The Prehistory in Cáceres:
Maltravieso

13. The strange hand with four fingers.