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EARLY HUMANS

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PREHISTORY human hitory in the period before recorded events nown mainly through archeaological discoveries,study ,reasearch,ect:history of prehistoric humans
history the branch of knowledge dealing with past events
oral tradition a communities cultrualand historical traditions passed down by word of mouth or example from one generation to the next without written instuctions..
neolinthic the new stone age;penitrating to or charicterristics of the last phrase of stone age marked by the domestication of animals ,the developement of the stone n mental tool n the manufacture n of pottery n textiles
forensics a systematic ,scintific approch 2 invetigate n ani phys;evidence to solve a crime or answer scince quest:forensic antropology is usually for the recovery n identifi of human skeleton human remain .
forensic acheaology is the application of a combination of archeaological techniques and forensics science typicallyin law inforcment
radio carbon dating the determaination of the age of objects of organic origian by measurement of the radioactivity of their carbon content
clovis of or pertainingto paleo indians cultrual traditions of north america;esp the american southwest dated 10,000-9000bc n characterized by a usually bifacial fluted syone projectile point (clovis point) used in big -game
genetic drift random changes in the frequency of alleles in a gene pool usually of small population
archeologist the scientific study of historic or prehistoric peoples and their cultures by analisis of their arifacts , inscriptions monumentsn other such remains esp those that have been excavated
smithsonian institution an institution in washington dc founded 1846with a grant left by james smithson for the increase n dissfusion of knowledge us national museum and repostiory
n.a.g.p.r.a. native american
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