Rock tools were very important for the start of the Neolithic period. Rock tools gave early humans the ability to do things their hands could not before. I made the rock to the right, it was serrated to cut through wood better. it was too dull to cut much, but still did something.

One of the first major things we did was go on a camping trip. People in the Paleolithic and Neolithic didn't have the luxuries of today, so we tried to walk in their shoes. Some used the stone tools we made to light a fire, and we hiked to look at a rock with very old cave paintings.

There were a good amount of smart people in history, to see how some of them influenced the world of science and philosophy. To make this I first did an early draft by drawing myself. Then I made this portrait by tracing and then coloring it in. A paragraph was written down below on this philosopher, who's name is Hipparchus. This was all attached to the wall to stay until a new project replaces it.

To show different aspects of my selected civilization, me and my class wrote a book to show things like architecture, art, philosophy and more. It was bounded and a burlap cover was put on the outside.

This catapult was a group project with six people who made different parts of this catapult. It is a ballista, basically a large crossbow on a platform. It fires foam javelins which are like large arrows except these ones aren't sharp. I worked on the base with a partner, and our goal was to make a functioning base that could rotate at the top while also being very cheap and simple. we achieved that goal using a stool and a caster wheel mount with the wheel removed.