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Paleolithic Ownership

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Neolithic people started having private property while ownership emerged for things such as property, livestock and tools. Government military and religious leaders had authority over tribes. Paleolithic people had no concept of private property so dispute were settled by Tribal society. Clan controlled by elders or the powerful. Elders were chosen by age.

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