Continuation of that list with a little overlap:

https://github.com/pannous/hieros/wiki/inventions

14 ka Shubayqa Jordan baked bread

13 ka: beer in Haifa, Natufian

13 ka: dentistry in italy (bitumen fillings) ⇨ 7000 BC in Baluchistan drill

12 ka: chert arrows heads, with lateral notches, Khiamian? usage as awls and drills

12-11 ka: Agriculture in the Fertile Crescent, Hureyra Karaca

12–11 ka: Domestication of sheep in Southwest Asia (followed shortly by pigs, goats and cattle)

11.5 ka houses were built on the ground level (before: half below ground)

11.5-10.5 ka small female statuettes, symbolic burying of aurochs skulls (Khiamian)

11.5 ka Totems (Shigir Idol), later in Americas

11-8 ka: Domestication of rice in China

11 ka: Constructed stone monument, megaliths – Göbekli Tepe, in Turkey

11 ka: vat-fulls of porridge and stew, made from grain coarsely ground and processed on an almost industrial scale ⇨ gobekli

11 ka: gobekli 10,000 grinding stones and nearly 650 carved stone platters and vessels, up to 200 litres of liquid

9000 BC: Polished basalt axe & Jerf al Ahmar plaques proto writing?

9000 BC: White ware burned lime containers

9000 BC: small clay tokens for counting Mureybet

9000 BC: Square Houses, explosive rapid growth of the use of cereals in near East

9000 BC: Mudbricks, and clay mortar in Jericho.

9000 BC: rammed earth walls in Fertile Crescent, later stabilized with lime or blood!

8500 BC: millet cultivation 南庄头 Nánzhuāngtóu (& pottery)

8000 BC: polished granite and alabaster jars (in Near East before pottery)

8000 BC: Gesher basalt axes and various other tools, exported

8000 BC Byblos arrowheads replaced the Mureybetian types, and other technological improvements

8000–7500 BC: Proto-city – large permanent settlements, such as Tell es-Sultan (Jericho) and Çatalhöyük, Turkey.

8000 BC: Patriarchic society Aşıklı Höyük??

8000 BC: Oversea settlement of Mediteranian islands

8th millennium bark cloth Çatalhöyük bast fibers from oak => barkcloth Guangxi ⋍5900 BC => Austronesia 3000 BC

7900 BC: deep sea fishing (tuna), Franchthi Greece... see Whaling

7500 BC: planned hunt & work camp : trading outpost(Umm Dabaghiya)

7500 BC: Nabta Playa ceramics, megaliths, herding

7500 BC: Neoliths reached Europe in Sesklo

7000 BC: Tanned leather in the Indus Valley site of Mehrgarh, Pakistan.

7000 BC: Dental drill in Mehrgarh, Pakistan.

7000 BC: Alcohol fermentation – specifically mead, in China

7000 BC: Sled dog and Dog sled, in Siberia.

7000-6700 BC pottery reaching Hassuna, stone vessels and White Ware were still being used

7000 BC two level houses in Çayönü Mureybet Beidha

7000 BC kitchen & living rooms separated, upper levels used as granaries/workshops

7th Millennium: copper hammering in Tell Sotto and Maghzaliyah

7000-5000 BC Peiligang culture one of the oldest pottery in ancient China

6500 BC Proper windows and doors in Basta near Beidha

6500 BC Evidence of lead smelting in Çatalhöyük, Turkey

6400 BC tholoi burial buildings in Yarim Tepe

6200 BC Community vessels 85 liters, Nea Nikomedeia, Greece

6200 BC Hip roof, clay mixed with hay over thatch (todo: older!)

6200 BC spindle whorls for spinning wool, Nea Nikomedeia, Greece & Iran! =>

6200 BC woolen threads, ropes, lines, leashes! (woolen cloth and laces only 2000 years later!)

6000 BC: Whaling in Korea, Mediteranian, Basques and a bit later France (⇔ Megaliths!)

6000 BC: Pottery Kiln in Mesopotamia Yarim Tepe(Iraq) after oven, metal furnace later

6th Millennium: lead smelting and hot copper hammering in Anatolia and Yarim Tepe(Iraq)

6000–4800 BC Samarra irrigation: Choga Mami 4700 BC channels, flax?

6,400 to 5,000 BC 'Ain Ghazal & Sha'ar HaGolan:

6th millennium BC Yarmukian : 700 km trade network obsidian, pottery

6th polished stone vessels made of alabaster (or marble) in Yarmukian

6th Pebble streets in Yarmukian

6th courtyard houses, ranging between 250 and 700 m² in Yarmukian

6th Yarmukian : 4.15 m well

6th Hassuna: jar burials with Venus & food => belief in the afterlife

6th millennium BC: Irrigation in Khuzistan, Iran

6000-3200 BC: Proto-writing found in present day Serbia and China; later in Iraq, Iran, Egypt and Pakistan.

5500 BC: Barbie doll , Hamangia?

5300 BC: War massacres genocide (again?)

5300 BC: Hacilar heavy fortifications and small temple… newcomers!

5000 BC: stamp seal with tally marks Tel Tsaf, Halaf culture

5000 BC: silos with 200sq.m for 30 tons (20 families 1 year storage)

5000 BC: Copper smelting in Serbia, after millennia of cold metal working

5000 BC: Cotton thread, in Mehrgarh, Pakistan, connecting the copper beads of a bracelet.

5000 BC: Seawall in Israel

5th millennium BC: Lacquer in China

5000–4500 BC: first preservation of old rowing oars in China!

5000-4000 BC: two tier settlement hierarchy in Ubaid culture

5000-4000 BC: centralized large sites of more than 10 hectares surrounded by smaller village sites of less than 1 hectare

4800 BC: Sailing! Kuwait, Ubaid 3

4800-4400 BC: City Walls to protect valuable oyster shell production in Dimini & Sesklo (founded 7500 BC!)

4700 BC Irrigation at Choga Mami vs Samarra channels quickly spreading to Halaf

4500–3500 BC: Lost-wax casting in Israel or the Indus Valley

4400 BC: Fired bricks in China.

4th millennium specialized regional production centers:

4000 BC?: silver Carpatho-Balkan zone, 3600BC Tepe Sialk

4000 BC artificial harbor, Limantepe Izmir, Anatolia

4000 BC: Probable time period of the first diamond-mines in the world, in Southern India.

4000 BC: Paved roads, in and around the Mesopotamian city of Ur, Iraq (pebble roads see above)

4000 BC: Plumbing. The earliest pipes were made of clay, and are found at the Temple of Bel at Nippur in Babylonia. Earthen pipes were later used in the Indus Valley c. 2700 BC for a city-scale urban drainage system, and more durable copper drainage pipes appeared in Egypt, by the time of the construction of the Pyramid of Sahure at Abusir, c.2400 BCE.

4000–3500 BC: Wheel: potter's wheels in Mesopotamia and wheeled vehicles in Mesopotamia (Sumerian civilization), the Northern Caucasus (Maykop culture) and Central Europe (Cucuteni–Trypillia culture), reaching Harappa 3500 BC and China. Slow wheel tournette replaced by fast wheels after 3100 BC)

4000-3500 BC: specialized ropes from fibers of reed, palms, flax, grass, papyrus, leather, or hair (China 2800BC)

3500-2500 BC: Wheeled carts replacing drawn sledges

3800-3500 BCE ox-plough Bubeneč, Czech Republic (replacing hoe 𓌸and hand-ard 𓆱 𓏏 𓏤 rods) !

3630 BC: Silk garments (sericulture) in China

3500 BC: Domestication of the horse (maybe 1000 years earlier) as pack & drough animal, riding maybe later.

3500 BC: Wine as general anesthesia in Sumer, after millennia of usage as durable juice

3500 BC: Very early Indus script signs in Pakistan http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/334517.stm ⇔ King Scorpion

3500 BC: Cylinder Seal emblem in Uruk and Susa after stamp seals in the Halaf culture

3400-3100 BC: tattoos in southern Europe, after Ubaid and likely Upper Paleolithic

3300 BC: Rise of Cycladic culture and Minoan civilization (Featuring 5500 BC Barbie doll , Hamangia)

3000 BC: Internationally Standardized weights!

2800 BC: copper mirror or earlier

2600 BC: Cotton was woven and dyed for clothing in Harappa (see 5000BC Cotton threads)

2600 BC: "fowl for fighting" Harappa