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 The only products they produce are animal products and stone weapons. Are generally not worth trading with, though such worlds may have mining outposts on them operated by off world companies. These will generally have their own supplies, but may be interested in non-standard goods.
-=== Mesolithic Nomands ===
+=== Mesolithic Nomads ===
 **Trade Codes:** Poor, Non-Agricultural, Non-Industrial, Low Population
-Similar to //Paleolithic Nomands//, and are rarely worth dealing with.
+Similar to //Paleolithic Nomads//, and are rarely worth dealing with.
+=== Neolithic Nomads ===
+**Trade Codes:** Poor, Non-Agricultural, Non-Industrial, Low Population
+As for other TL 0 nomadic peoples.
+=== Neolithic Tribes ===
+**Trade Codes:** Poor, Non-Agricultural, Non-Industrial, Low Population
+Settled tribes, practising primitive farming. Note that they still count as Non-Agricultural due to being subsistence farmers. They don't produce enough produce to make off world trade worthwhile.
+However, they do have a need for a wider range of trade goods, especially agricultural implements.
+=== Neolithic City States ===
+**Trade Codes:** Poor, Non-Agricultural, Non-Industrial, Low Population
+Primitive city states, making heavy use of farming to feed their growing population. Tend to be dictatorships or theocracies, and the powers that be may be interested in goods that can help control their populations.
 ===== TL 1 : The Bronze Age =====