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Early Humans

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Study people and societies, study way of life, cultures and interaction with other people Anthropologists
Archaeologists Find artifacts like tools, clothing, pottery and weapons, they are a type of anthropologist. They also study culture but focus on people and artifacts that are no longer around
Time before history was written Prehistoric
Process used to discover how old an artifact is Carbon Dating
It takes ________ years for Carbon 14 to breakdown, so by measuring how much is left we can ____ its age 5,730 and estimate
Humans ____ are from a class of animals called hominids
Hominids are creatures that walk ________ on two feet as their primary form of ________ upright, transportation
There used to be many different kinds of hominids, but humans are the last and only _______ remaining
We are ________ _________ Homo Sapiens
The first ______ was Australopithecus hominid
Hominids were discovered in _______ 1924
Hominids lived in _______ __________ along the Great Rift Valley between _______ million years ago Eastern Africa, 3-4
Homo-Habilis Species of early humans who lived 1.5-2 million years ago
HomoHabilis discovered in 1960 in __________ Tanzania Southeastern Africa
Homo Habilis was the first species to use carved ______ _______ stone tools
Handy man Homo-Habilis means _________
New Stone Age means ____- Neolithic
Pottery and advanced tools were made during this period. Neolithic
Characteristics of the Neolithic Period Built settlements, domesticated animals, began farming and were no longer hunter-gatherers, raised animals for food, reproduced best and strongest animals
Neolithic Age lasted from ______ to ________ 10000BCE to 3000 BCE
Dogs were domesticated to help _____ and hunt animals herd
Animals were raised for food; reproduced best and ______ animals strongest
Continued to grow the best foods to increase annual harvest
Paleolithic is also called The Old Stone Age
Characteristics of the Paleolithic Age: 2 million BCE to 10,000 BCE Lived in small clans, Learned how to make fire and used simple stone tools
Humans were nomadic hunter-gatherers
They constantly moved to follow animal herds
Primarily hunted animals and gathered wild vegetation no farming
Homo-Sapiens likely led to Neanderthal ______ ; lived alongside for awhile extinction
Homo-Sapiens means ______ and could problem solve much better wise man
________were an early form of Homo-Sapiens Cro-Magnon
Made numerous _______ throughout Europe and Africa cave paintings
We are _____ and ____ Homo-sapiens, only hominids on Earth
Homo-erectus were early _____ who lived 1.8 million years ago humans
Homo-erectus used more advanced weapons like axes and _____ spears
First to use ____ fire
Had consistent upright structure. Homo-erectus means upright
Homo-erectus was discovered in Europe _____ Georgia
Compared to modern humans, Neanderthals had _____ legs shorter
Compared to modern humans, Neanderthals had ______ body and ______ structure bigger; stockier
Neanderthals _____ their dead buried
Neanderthals adapted to live in ____ ______; built shelters and wore animal _____ cold climates; skins
Neanderthal disappeared _____ years ago 30000
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