Mr. Burton 7 th Grade World History. W.H. information  People moved out of Africa and migrated out to other parts of the world.  Ice Age: Long time.

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Mr. Burton 7 th Grade World History

W.H. information  People moved out of Africa and migrated out to other parts of the world.  Ice Age: Long time of freezing weather.  A lot of people believe we had the “Bering Strait Bridge” that connected Russia and Alaska.  No idea how people how moved/migrated to Australia.

W.H. Continued…  9000 B.C. humans lived on all continents except Antarctica.  People sewed animal skins together to keep warm from the colder climate.  People first dwelled in caves/ then created man made shelters called pit houses.

Middle Stone Age  Also known as the Mesolithic Era.  People found new uses for bones and stone tools.  They created: bow and arrow, hooks and fishing spears. They also made canoes and created Pottery.

homework  1B, 2A, 2B