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Paleolithic Hunter Gatherer Societies, Timeline Words, Khan Academy Video …
Paleolithic Hunter Gatherer Societies
Bronze: copper and tin together
easier to shape into different things
Similarities between Paleolithic and modern culture
certain foods can only be found by seasons
fruits
vegetables
religious beliefs
afterlife
burial
made tools and shelters
marrying a person of a different ethnicity or "group"
had settlements
is comparing earlier cultures to now a valid approach to understanding earlier societies?
may help with putting the pieces together of how we came to be where we are now
I do not think that it would be helpful in providing essential details of how culture/society was like in earlier years
Stone tools could be used as artifacts to better understand paleolithic societies
so important that paleolithic periods were named after the progression of tools
Lower Paleolithic, Upper Paleolithic, Mesolithic (Middle Stone Age), and Neolithic (New Stone Age).
scientists believe there was a division of labor and resources
inferred by cave paintings and comparing to modern hunter gatherer societies
cave art depicts/is interpreted as group hunting
agriculture is one of the things that makes humans, human
also language
Timeline Words
Paleolithic
< 6000 BCE
Paleo - old
lithic - rock
Neolithic
Neo - new
2000 BCE
Mesolithic
Meso - between
6000 - 2000 BCE
Khan Academy Video
Tools
Hand axe
around 5 inches
Multiple uses? (assumption)
can use for digging
Used another more dense rock to form the hand axe
Diet
around 16 000 years ago, harvesting started
Society
around 20-50 people working together in one "group"