The main occupation of the earliest Mesolithic people was I. Agriculture II Hunting and food gathering III Fishing IV Domestication of animals

Mesolithic people were primarily hunter-gatherers who relied on hunting, fishing, and collecting wild food for survival. Agriculture (I) and animal domestication (IV) emerged later during the Neolithic Revolution, marking the transition to settled farming communities. Fishing (III) was an important subsistence activity, especially for Mesolithic communities near water bodies.