Why early humans first settled in permanent communities

About 10,000 years ago, many early humans began settling in permanent communities instead of moving from place to place to find food, once they learned to farm crops and raise animals. Permanent settlements let populations grow far larger than earlier hunter-gatherer groups ever could, and some eventually grew into the world's first cities.

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