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Unit 1 test

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Archaeologist studies the past by digging up artifacts.
Artifact an object made or used by people in the past
B.C.E before the common era (before the birth of christ)
Catal Hoyuk Neolithic site in present day turkey
C.E Common era. the years after the traditional birth of Jesus.
domestication the taming and training of plants and animals to be useful to humans.
excavate to carefully dig up
fossil a trace of a living thing like a skeleton or a footprint.
historian people who study and write about the past
hunter-gatherer humans that hunt in the wild to feed themselves
migration moving from one country to another
Neolithic Revolution Change. Hunting>gathering.>farming>permanent homes
nomadic people who moved from place to place
obsidian a dark natural glass made when melted volcanic rocks cool
Paleolithic age old age when people used simple stone tools
Neolithic age after the stone age when people used ground or poished weapons
Prehistory the time period before any written records
Primary source something created during the time being studied
secondary source information created after an event happened
Sedentary staying or living in one place instead of moving
tribal a group of families that share same language, foods, beliefs, and leader
turning pont the point which the very important changes occur
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