What do Neolithic farmers and neolithic foragers have in common?

The Neolithic farmers and neolithic foragers have some similarities.

Explanation:

Forage is a person or animal who searches for food in wide areas. Foraging means searching for food resources.

During the Neolithic period, there were hunters who used to roam for food around the world. Gradually, these foragers became hunters and changed their lives from being hunters and gatherers to being well-settled farmers. Population was increasing day by day, so foragers wanted to become farmers as they had to meet more food demands now. They were not sure how much they could survive on the food they hunted. So, they decided to cultivate new foods and involve family members in the same. They started domesticating animals and settled.