Early Man...ish

A long, early era of human history that featured the creation and use of many different types of stone tools; literally means “Old Stone Age.”

• Neolithic

• Palaeolithic

• Biolithic

• Mesolithic

The scientific study of human beings and human culture, including beliefs, customs, and archaeological records.

• anthropology

• archaeology

Known as the New Stone Age, a period in the development of human technology, began about 10,200 BC in some parts of Western Asia, and later in other parts of the world and ended between 4500 and 2000 BC.

• Neolithic Era

• Palaeolithic Era

• Biolithic Era

• Mesolithic Era

Bipedalism is the ability to do this

• The ability to share, preserve, and build upon ideas over time.

• The ability to walk on two rear limbs (legs)

• The ability to create tools, pottery and clothing.

The scientific study of human activity in the past, primarily by finding and examining objects that humans created or interacted with.

• Anthropology

• Archaeology

A process by which species of animals and plants that are best adapted to their environment survive and reproduce, while those that are less well adapted die out.

• Evolution

• Civilisation

• Natural Selection

• Socialisation

The science of society, social institutions, and social relationships

specifically : the systematic study of the development, structure, interaction, and collective behaviour of organised groups of human beings

• Anthropology

• Archaeology

• Sociology

• Palaeontology

The period of time before written records is known as

• Post-history

• Pre-history

• Early History

• Ancient History

Which of these items would NOT be considered an artifact?

• Fossil

• Weapons

• Jewellery

• Pottery

Examples of primary sources are:

• Diary

• Textbooks

• Newspaper from the period

• Speech

• All of the Above