By the late Paleolithic, hominids had

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The late Paleolithic period saw the evolution of Homo sapiens, who had developed larger brains and a larynx capable of producing complex speech. This allowed for the development of language and communication, paving the way for cultural and technological advances. There is no evidence of a mini-Agricultural Revolution or well-structured communities at this stage, and while there were some early forms of art and symbolic representation, there is no clear evidence of pictographic recording of history. The changing climate at the end of the Pleistocene may have contributed to the extinction of some hominid species, but Homo sapiens managed to survive and eventually thrive.

By the Late Paleolithic, Hominids Had