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Latest revision as of 18:17, 27 February 2022
Vocabulary
- Prehistory: a period in time before history was written down
- Paleolithic Era: time period in history when man hunted and gathered and migrated often
- Neolithic Period: time in history when man learned to farm, settled in communities, and populations grew
- Archeology: the study of lives of early people by examining their physical remains (things left behind)
- Artifact: any man-made object that was left behind
- Fossils: the remains of something that was once living
- Technology: tools and machinery used to produce work (ex: axe, stones, spear —> pencil, computer, car)
- Nomads: people who move from place to place in search of food
- Old Stone Age: another name for the Paleolithic Period
- Afterlife: the belief that when someone dies their spirit moves on to another place
- Animism: the belief that all living things have spirits
- Neolithic Revolution: the time in history, around 10,000B.C. when humans switched from hunting and gathering to farming. Man also learned to domesticate animals.
- New Stone Age: another name for the Neolithic Period
- Cultural Diffusion: the spread of ideas (including culture and technology) from one group to another
- Civilizations: advanced societies
Comparing & Contrasting
<pdf>http://www.classroomexplorations.org/wiki/images/f/f5/Comparingneolithicvspaleolithic.pdf</pdf>
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