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Old Stone Age
Old Stone Age
Includes: Paleolithic, Mesolithic - Ice Age
Includes: Paleolithic, Mesolithic - Ice Age
It is believed that the first stone tools were made 3.4 million years ago.
It is believed that the first stone tools were made 3.4 million years ago.
Over the last 3 million years, the human brain has tripled in size.
Over the last 3 million years, the human brain has tripled in size.
The Stone Age images we used to compare were at the very end of those times, in 10,000 BC. After they
(New)Stone Age 10000 BC
(New)Stone Age 10000 BC
Neolithic Time period
Hmm.... If archaeologists found evidence and artifacts from early humans on every continent except Antarctica, how did early humans travel there?
Hmm.... If archaeologists found evidence and artifacts from early humans on every continent except Antarctica, how did early humans travel there?
Paleo Indians
Paleo Indians
Spear point and Scraping tools made from rocks
First Farmers 2000 BC
First Farmers 2000 BC
Ancient Pueblo Peoples: Dates back to 1200 B.C.
Ancient Pueblo Peoples: Dates back to 1200 B.C.
The Ancient Pueblo people were a Native American culture also known as Anasazi, but descendants of the people prefer not to be called that. They are the ancestors of modern Pueblos.
What country did they live in?
The Ancient Pueblo people lived in what is now the southwestern United States of America. They lived in a high desert area filled with flat-topped hills called mesas. Utah, Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona meet at a point called “Four Corners”. The area surrounding Four Corners was the home of the Ancient Pueblos.
Iron Age 600 BC
Iron Age 600 BC
Roman Times 100 AD
Roman Times 100 AD
What are the most significant advances?
When did the biggest changes happen?
WHY? What had they learned that empowered them to create the changes observed?
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