Human Cultural Evolution

They are hunting and gathering for a living.

• Metal age

• Paleolithic age

• Neolithic age

• modern civilization

it was the system in European medieval societies of the 10th to 13th centuries CE whereby a social hierarchy was established based on local administrative control and the distribution of land into units

• Early civilization

• Feudalism

• Constitutional democracy

• Manorialism

This period signified by a progression in behavioral and cultural characteristics including the cultivation of wild and domestic crops and the use of domesticated animals.

• Paleolithic age

• Neolithic age

• metal age

• copper age

It was integrated into religion and burial, used to honor military campaigns, used in business documentation and depicted the lives, activities, and entertainments of royalty. Images represented kings conducting affairs of state, hunting and fishing, and being honored with gifts, and queens attended by servants and dancers.

• Early civilization

• Modern civilization

• Feudalism

• Industrial revolution

In the European continent, several states and civilization grew tremendously over centuries. In England, around 1500s, most of the people lived in small villages. They paid tithes to their feudal landlords.P

• Paleolithic age

• Neolithic age

• Stone Age

• Modern state civilization