Stone age Flashcards

1
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a stone usually standing vertically on the middle of a field.

A

Menhir

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Is an assemblage of giant stones in Southern England. It came from henge, the Anglo-Saxon word for “hanging”

A

Stonehenge

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3
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It makes up the earliest chunk of the Stone Age

A

PALEOLITHIC or OLD STONE AGE

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4
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______ is coined in late 19th century CE by the Danish scholar _________ who came up with a framework for the study of the human past, known as the “Three Age System”. ​

A

Stone age, Christian J. Thomsen

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5
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​​has 2 rows of columns that run the length of the building.

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Basilica of Saint Praxedes

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6
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a stone structure forming a table. It consists of 2 huge standing stones that support a horizontal giant stone.

A

Dolmen

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7
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Circle of standing stones.

A

Cromlech

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8
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_______ begins at the end of a period known in geology as the “Younger Dryas stadial”, the last cold snap, which marks the end of Ice Age, about 9,600 BCE.​

A

MESOLITHIC OR MIDDLE STONE AGE:​

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9
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Begins with the introduction of farming. This age succeeds the Mesolithic or middle stone age.

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NEOLITHIC OR NEW STONE AGE​

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10
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The Mesolithic period ends when agriculture starts. This is the time of the _________

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Late hunter gatherers

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