Historical Antecedents of the World Flashcards
True or False
Technological advancements arose earlier than scientific discoveries
True
The prehistoric period or when there was human life before records documented human activity roughly dates from ____________
2.5 million years ago to 1,200 B.C.
The Human Condition before Common era is generally categorized in three archaeological periods_____________
- the stone age
- Bronze age
- Iron age
It is the _________ of early humans to survive that allowed them to create several types of technologies
instinct
True or False
The Human Condition Before Common Era have fire for cooking, tools for hunting, and even used stones for cave drawings that record their daily life and activities or illustrate what they observe in nature
True
This era is marked by the invention and use of stone tools by our early human ancestors and the eventual transformation of the society from a culture of hunting and gathering to farming and food production
Stone age
How long did Stone Age lasts?
2.5 ma- 3000BC
What are the available resources to study the Stone Age?
Cave drawings, Unearthed Artifacts,
What are the three separate periods in Stone Age?
- Paleolithic Period
- Mesolithic Period
- Neolithic Period
Paleolithic originated from the words___?
- Paleo - old
- Lithos - stone
Throughout this period of stone age, humans were food gatherers/hunters, depending on hunting wild animals and birds, fishing, and collecting wild fruits, nuts, and berries.
Paleolithic period
What are the humans called during paleolithic period because they have no permanent shelters?
nomads
a carving of a voluptuous woman out of ivory of stone. It is not definite as to what this carving means to the early humans, but historians infer that this is an ancient representation of beauty while for some, a penchant for fertility.
Venus
Clothing made from the fur of the animals they hunted
Fur clothing
Paleolithic period
It is a temporary shelters that they can bring with them and reassemble to a new location (due to their lifestyle).
Pit houses