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History test 8/27/13

chapter one test

QuestionAnswer
bronze age the age when bronze was first used
what did domestication do for the early humans was originated in the neolithic age aloud them to stay where they were instead of hunting for food and following the animals
characteristics of civilization ~cities ~government ~religion ~social structure ~use of writing ~artistic activity ~ ~
what is the difference between fossils and artifacts fossils are remains from living things such as bones and artifacts are things left behind from a Coulter like pots
what is another word for homo sapiens Neanderthals
what type of tools did they use in the paleolithic age simple stone tools
what are artisans people who stepped out of farming due to the surplus of crops and became skilled workers usually making weapons
radio carbon dating ~also known as C14 ~everything absorbs radioactive carbon, the older something is the less it will have ~to see how old a fossil or artifact is, they test how much carbon is in it ~last until 50,000 years
thermoluminescence ~measure of the electrons in the soil around things ~good until 20,000 years
paleolithic age ~homo erectus made fire ~used stone tools ~they were hunters and gatherers
Created by: sydney.bennett
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