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An early ancestor of humans that developed in Africa & move around the world

• NOMADIC LIFESTYLE

• HUNTER-GATHERERS

• HOMINID

• PALEOLITHIC ERA

Early humans who hunt animals and gather wild plants, seeds, fruits, and nuts to survive.

• HUNTER-GATHERERS

• PALEOLITHIC ERA

• NEOLITHIC ERA

• NOMADIC LIFESTYLE

CONSTANTLY MOVING FROM PLACE TO PLACE TO PROVIDE FOR YOUR BASIC NEEDS

● FOOD, SHELTER, WATER

• PALEOLITHIC ERA

• ICE AGE

• NEOLITHIC ERA

• NOMADIC LIFESTYLE

Known as the old stone age. Early Humans used stone tools and moved to survive.

• NEOLITHIC ERA

• PALEOLITHIC ERA

• ARCHAEOLOGIST

• ICE AGE

Known as the new stone age. Early humans stopped moving and started farming

• ICE AGE

• ARCHAEOLOGIST

• NEOLITHIC ERA

• cave paintings

A time of climate change when huge ice glaciers covered the Earth’s surface allowing the early humans to travel over the frozen water to new land.

• ICE AGE

• ARCHAEOLOGIST

• LAND BRIDGE

• ARCHAEOLOGIST

A scientist who studies prehistoric people by analyzing artifacts, inscriptions, and monuments from the past

• cave paintings

• LAND BRIDGE

• ARCHAEOLOGIST

• HOMINID

A FORM OF COMMUNICATION USED DURING A TIME OF NO SPOKEN LANGUAGE. USED TO TELL STORIES, PASS ALONG INFORMATION, OR TRACK ANIMALS.

• HUNTER-GATHERERS

• cave paintings

• LAND BRIDGE

• NOMADIC LIFESTYLE

A strip of land that connects two continents together that aren’t normally connected

● Bering Strait connected Asia to N. America

• HOMINID

• HUNTER-GATHERERS

• PALEOLITHIC ERA

• LAND BRIDGE