Journey Across Time Ch1: The First Civilizations

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Journey Across Time Ch1: The First Civilizations Paleolithic People Journey Across Time Ch1: The First Civilizations

Humans made great advances from the Paleolithic Age to the Neolithic Age.

Paleolithic –Old Stone Age People were Hunter Gatherers Hunter: fish, animals, insects Gathers: berries, grain, fruits Nomads: people that moved from place to place and followed food. Men were the hunters Used clubs to drive animals off of cliffs Also had spears, traps, bow and arrows Women were the gathers

Paleolithic – Old Stone Age Discovered Fire Food lasts longer, tastes better!! Provides warmth Protection from animals

Paleolithic – Old Stone Age Inventions Developed spoken languages Furs Changes in diet Stronger shoes Art Crushed rocks Powder, paint Cave paintings

Paleolithic- Old Stone Age Tools invented Flint (hard stone used for starting fires) Hand axes Hunting spears Fishing hooks Needles from bones Nets Baskets clothing

Paleolithic Tools Flint ovates Hand axes

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