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early man and the paleolithic age (paleolithic age began 2.5 million years…
early man and the paleolithic age
how did hominids develop and then survive and thrive for tens of thousands of years?
what is a hominid? a human like creature that walked upright
the earliest hominid is australopithecines
lucy is a australopithecines
lucy lived in east africa
lucy was very short and her brain was the same size of an ape
40 percent of her body is still in tact
shes 3.2 million years old
the public can only see a replica of her bones
she was named after a beatles song
the first hominids came from Africa 4-5 million years ago
most people didn't think that they evolved from africa
homo habilis had a smaller brain then homo erectus
homo habilis means handy man
homo erectus means upright man
homo erectus were the first to control fire
homo erectus were the first to use stone tools
homo sapi means wise man
homo sapi were the first to have a langlange
homo sapi traveled around the world
homo sapiens sapiens means wise wise humans
all mondern humans belong to homo sapien sapien
australopithecines means southern ape
mary leakey found some of the first hominid footprints
the footprints proved that the hominis waked on two feet
paleolithic age began 2.5 million years ago also known as the old stone age
they were nomads and traveled in groups of 20-30 and they all had there certain jobs
all there tool were made of stone
they had different roles one is a hunter-gatherers they search for food
the woman find berries,nuts roots and grains
men find animals and bring them back to eat
many historians think that man and woman were the same
a nomad is someone or group of people that move with there food
paleolithic hunting
they didn't wear much clothing to be more flexible
early humans lived in cold climates they had to male clothing from animal skins to protect them selves
caves were their shelter and they had lots of animals in them
technology are tool and methods to perform tasks they began with paleolithic people
flint helped develop tools and weapons in the old stone age
people created hand axes spears bows and harpoons
the flintstones live in bedrock very important
fire
it cooked food and provide light
food water and shelter
nomads are hunter and gatherers
the pencil was invented in 1564 and 1858 was when the eraser was added in porntand informason
flint was very important
there were no dinosaurs in the paleolithic age
culture a way of life for a group of people who share similar beliefs and customs
cave paintings have been found that depict animals
people believed that everything have a spirit
fossils are remains of animals
artifacts are things we creating
earth is 4.5 million years old
paleolithic people were forever on the move
1998