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stone tools they were invaluable for cutting meat, breaking bone, skinning hides
cave paintings famous cave paintings at Lascaux, France
nomadic as a hunter gather he had to follow herds and move with seasons to obtain food
burials paleolithic man became to bury the dead in ceremonial or stylistic fashion
before agriculture and the domestic of animals man lived in small, nomadic groups
catal huyuk settlement in modern day turkey and settled ca.6500 BCE
achievements of Neolithic era pottery, weaving, domesticated plants and animals, and more tools
what changed things in the Neolithic age agriculture and domestication of animals
lived in small, nomadic groups
what did historians believe 10,000 years ago agriculture utilizing domesticated plants and animals emerged in the near east
what gave people a permanent and semi-predictable source of food agriculture
what also provided man with a source of food domesticated animals
domesticated animals also added wool and hides for clothing
served as a source of power for plowing and transportation
paleolithic era old, cave art, and nomadic
Neolithic era new, agriculture, pottery, weaving, and domestication of animals
both paleolithic and Neolithic era stone tools and oral language
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