Pre-Pottery Lithic Culture

The Pre-Pottery Lithic Culture was a Lithic-Formative Culture which lasted from (1100-1800), which is categorized by  the Invention of Agriculture, though it has yet to become very widespread, and is mostly confined in the *Kibaranhar delta. They spoke Proto Kibaranhar. They began to develop Pottery during their latter half.

Pre-Pottery Lithic Food and Agriculture:
Wheat begins to be cultivated across the *Kibaranhar Delta and adjacent river valleys. This also results in the increase in sedentary settlements across the region.

Pre-Pottery Lithic Architecture:
This period saw expansion in agriculture and population, as well as more knowledge in multiple fields, including architecture. As such, there is an increase in the dimensions of Cubic Structures (Kaabaadǝn) and Minarets.

Pre-Pottery Lithic Inventions:
The wheel is invented during this time, and animal husbandry becomes more and more common, with chickens being kept for their meat and eggs. Domestic Sheep have been kept since Landing, though their use has been limited up until now.