Mid-term Review

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laniheartshorses  on January 27, 2011

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western civilizations

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Mid-term Review

How do scientists study life in the distant past?
By studying artifacts, human and animal remains, tools, and weapons.
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How do scientists study life in the distant past? By studying artifacts, human and animal remains, tools, and weapons.
What was life like in the Old Stone Age? Everyone had to hunt and gather for food, life could be very difficult.
Prehistory History before the existence of the written language.
Old Stone Age 4mya-8000BC, Beginning of spoken language, nomads, cave paintings, artifacts, buried their dead-early religion, life after death, fire, relied on geography, stone weapons and tools
New Stone Age 8000BC-3000BC, Neolithic Revolution-settle in one place, domesticate animals, farm, trade/barter, specialization-artisans, 1st governments, copper and bronze tools/weapons, religions develop
Artifact an object made by humans
Culture A way of life handed down from one generation to the next
Fossil an imprint of a once-living creature;not manmade
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