The world's population has reached 5 million, and humans everywhere still live by hunting. The Middle East first entered the agrarian society and spread to the Balkans (Greece). Cattle were tamed by humans, ceramics began to appear in the Middle East and East Asia, and pottery techniques spread to Europe and South Asia.
With the end of the Ice Age, the water temperature of the oceans rose by 3-6 °C during this millennium, and the British Channel formed during this period.
7000 BC Elam (present-day southwestern Iran) entered the agrarian society.
During the 7000BC Chinese Pei Ligang culture, white rice, wheat, millet and yam were grown.
Stone utensils excavated from the Pei Ligang culture
7,000BC peppers, gourds, avocados and pumpkins began to be grown in the coastal areas of Guatemala.
6900BC found a Neolithic settlement using ceramics in Crete in the Aegean Sea.
6500BC China appeared after the Emergence of Li culture, Xinglongwa culture and Magnetic Hill culture. These settlements marked the transition of East Asia from the Paleolithic to the Neolithic.
6400BC Eruption of the 6400BC Kuzhil Kurile Kurile Volcano in kamchatka, Russia. It was the largest volcanic eruption since the Ice Age.
6300BC There is a record of beekeeping in North Africa.
The 6100BC Arctic Ocean ocean floor collapsed, and a huge tsunami appeared in the Norwegian Sea.
6000BC Yellow River Basin appeared Banpo culture, there are semi-crypt houses, cellars, fences and dawei ditches that play a role in protection and flood discharge, and the original appearance of the original social villages of Banpo is relatively completely preserved.
Pottery excavated from the Banpo culture