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PREHYSTORY (PALEOLITHIC (Daily life (Predatory econimy (Based on Fruit,…

- - - - Torrid climates zone
        
        Europe
        
        Adaptation to clod clmates
        
        Extensive regions covered with ices
        
        interespered with interglacial periods
        
        Asia
    - - They did not replace the resources taken from nature
      - Based on Fruit, fishing and hunting animals (horse, deer, minder, mamuts and bisons)
        
        Bones, tendons, fat, leather use to make clothes, tends and tools
    - - Following the animals that they hunted
        
        Summer open air, and close to rivers
        
        Winter in caves with provisions
  - - - Bones and antles to produce hapoons, fish hook and needles.
    - - 1.5 Mya was discovered
      - usefull to cook, to dry animals hides and to warm theirselves
  - - - Men hunting animals, warriors
      - Women, collectors, and domestic laubours
  - - - The nature proctecs them from danger
    - - feared and worshipped
  - - - These Works were made on Stone, bone or ivory
      - consistend of moveable objects
      - Were decored with reliefs and endrawings
    - - is was undertaken on the walls and ceiling
      - the painting represents animals and
- - - - Agriculture
        
        How dicover? Seeds grew into new plaantsover time
        
        Cereals
        
        Wheat
        
        Rice
      - Livestock farming
        
        Custom of confining animals
        
        sheep
        
        goat
        
        pig
        
        oxen
    - - Why?
        
        They wanted stay near their fields and animals
      - Consecuences
        
        Hamlets farming setlements appeared
        
        Trade craftsment made tools, in exchangecthey goods, food
  - - - Stones
    - - Grinding=eliminating rough edges and making them more resistant
    - - Pottery
      - Wove textiles
    - - Hoe
      - Sikle
      - Mortar
      - Perstle
  - - - Consecuences
        
        Inequality
        
        Emergences of social groops
    - - Emergences of
        
        Leaders
        
        Rules
- - - - Paleolithic
        
        From 4.4 Mya to 10.000 Mya BC
      - Neolithic
        
        From 10.000 Mya to 4.500 BC
      - Metal Agel (copper, Bronze, and iron age)
        
        From 4.500 to 1.000 BC
    - - Ancien age
      - Middle age
      - Moderm age
      - Contemporay age
  - - - Humans and materals remains (bones, tools, pottery…)
- - - - able to hold and easily manipulate tools
    - - increase ineligence and créate posibility to thought, talk and the fromations of increasingly complex societies.
- - - - on 2.250BC
      - Alloy of copper and tin
    - - in the FERTILE CRESCENT
      - use for adorments
      - on 4.500BC
    - - move duvable agrioutural tools
        
        hoe
        
        sikle
      - weapones
        
        oxen
        
        swords
        
        spears and shield
      - domestic utensils
        
        blow
        
        vessels
        
        jugs
    - - on 1.500BC
      - American mountains and Black sea
    - - Woked in a cold state, buy striking it with a homer
      - A gorgerwas used when the metal was heated in a fire with it whas hamere
      - A foundry was used whitch heated metals in a fur until the become liquid