moves from place to place with no single settled home

old stone age (about 2 million years ago to around 8,000 B.C.E.)

before recorded events of the past

an ancient object from the past that tells us about people from the past

the cultivation of the soil, production of crops and raising livestock

New Stone Age (around 8000 B.C.E. to 3000 B.C.E.)

is used to tell how long ago something died

soil or land good for growing abundant crops or vegetation

What are 4 discoveries humans made that allowed them to stay in one place? (Freddy Feeds Small Dogs)

1. Fire - warmth, cook, light, protection 2. Farming - wheat & barley, stable food supply, surplus of food 3. Specialization of Labor - Artisans skilled workers, Barter/trade 4. Domestication of Animals - dogs, sheep, goats food in the backyard

Which 4 tools do archaeologists use to learn about the past? (WARM)

1 Written Documents- books, letters, journals, Dec. of Indep. Bible 2 Artifacts - pottery, jewelry, bones, clothing 3 Radiocarbon Dating - tell how long ago something died 4. Medical Technology - MRIs, CT scans, DNA analysis, microscopes, X-rays, scalpels

What did we learnWhat did we learn about Otzi's life from artifacts?

Copper Axe - important person in his tribe from Copper Age. Stone knife - still using stone tools and weapons from Stone Age.

What did we learn about Otzi's life from written documents?

Stone carvings found in a village show Otzi's axe which supports it was a very important possession and he was important in the community.

What did we learn about Otzi's life from RCD (Radio Carbon Dating)?

tells us that Otzi was 5,300 years old and changed the timeline for the Copper Age by more than 4,000 years.

What did we learn about Otzi's life from medical technology?

like CT scans, X-rays, MRIs, endoscopes, tell us his last meal of meat (ibex) and wheat, arrow in his back as cause of death, DNA analysis shows: eye color, Lume Disease, and lactose intolerant

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Early Humans

Unit 2 Social Studies -Taylor & Joy

Question	Answer
nomadic	moves from place to place with no single settled home
Paleolithic Era	old stone age (about 2 million years ago to around 8,000 B.C.E.)
prehistory	before recorded events of the past
artifact	an ancient object from the past that tells us about people from the past
agriculture	the cultivation of the soil, production of crops and raising livestock
archaeologist	one who studies past humans
Neolithic	New Stone Age (around 8000 B.C.E. to 3000 B.C.E.)
	to tame or breed an animal
history	recorded events of the past
radiocarbon dating	is used to tell how long ago something died
fertile	soil or land good for growing abundant crops or vegetation
What are 4 discoveries humans made that allowed them to stay in one place? (Freddy Feeds Small Dogs)	1. Fire - warmth, cook, light, protection 2. Farming - wheat & barley, stable food supply, surplus of food 3. Specialization of Labor - Artisans skilled workers, Barter/trade 4. Domestication of Animals - dogs, sheep, goats food in the backyard
Which 4 tools do archaeologists use to learn about the past? (WARM)	1 Written Documents- books, letters, journals, Dec. of Indep. Bible 2 Artifacts - pottery, jewelry, bones, clothing 3 Radiocarbon Dating - tell how long ago something died 4. Medical Technology - MRIs, CT scans, DNA analysis, microscopes, X-rays, scalpels
What did we learnWhat did we learn about Otzi's life from artifacts?	Copper Axe - important person in his tribe from Copper Age. Stone knife - still using stone tools and weapons from Stone Age.
What did we learn about Otzi's life from written documents?	Stone carvings found in a village show Otzi's axe which supports it was a very important possession and he was important in the community.
What did we learn about Otzi's life from RCD (Radio Carbon Dating)?	tells us that Otzi was 5,300 years old and changed the timeline for the Copper Age by more than 4,000 years.
What did we learn about Otzi's life from medical technology?	like CT scans, X-rays, MRIs, endoscopes, tell us his last meal of meat (ibex) and wheat, arrow in his back as cause of death, DNA analysis shows: eye color, Lume Disease, and lactose intolerant

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