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The Stone Age in Ireland was divided into three parts: the Early Stone Age, Middle Stone Age, and New Stone Age. During this time, the first people arrived in Ireland around 9,000 years ago and hunted animals, fished, and gathered food. They made tools from wood and stone to help with hunting and fishing. Later, more people came who practiced farming and were Ireland's first farmers, allowing people to settle in one place rather than constantly searching for food. During the New Stone Age, Ireland was covered in forests, and farmers cut down trees to make space for houses and farms, growing crops and raising animals.
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The stone age
- 2. The Stone Age Newgrange was constructed during the Stone Age. The Stone Age was divided into three parts: The Early Stone Age. The Middle Stone Age. The New Stone Age. This part of history was called prehistory.
- 3. The first people came to Ireland 9,000 years ago. They got food by hunting animals, fishing and gathering fruit and nuts. People made tools from wood and stones, which helped them to hunt and fish. Very often, they were not able to find food to hunt or gather.
- 4. The New Stone Age Later on, more people came to Ireland, and brought with them the new invention of farming. They were Irelands first farmers. Now people did not have to move around in search of food. They could stay in one place and build houses and settlements.
- 5. In the Stone Age, Ireland was covered in forests and trees. Farmers used stone axes to cut down trees and make space for houses and farms. They began growing crops and rearing animals.
- 6. The New Stone Age people were highly organised. They lived and worked together in large groups. The people of the Stone Age built stronger houses than the hunter gatherers. This was because they didnt have to move around.