Where were the early farmers shelter?

Early farmers typically built their shelters near fertile land suitable for agriculture, often in areas with access to water sources like rivers or lakes. They constructed simple homes using materials readily available in their environment, such as mud, thatch, wood, or stone. These shelters were often clustered together in small villages, facilitating community cooperation in farming and resource management. Over time, as agricultural practices evolved, so did the complexity and permanence of their dwellings.