The village is home to a Neolithic dig site where late Stone Age pieces have been discovered.

During the Neolithic period, advances in agriculture helped move our ancestors out of the dark and into a new way of life.

Neolithic carvings in cave walls show how are stone age relatives were able to make serious cultural progress during the ten thousand years before Christ was born.

The development of chipped stone tools and the appearance of crafts such as pottery and weaving are two of the major milestones that occurred in the Neolithic era.

Preceding the Bronze Age, the Neolithic era was the last part of the Stone Age in which humans learned to raise crops and domesticate animals.