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Topic: PRE-HISTORY & EARLY MAN Essential Questions: How do we know about our past? Do Now: How do you think scientist know about what happened in the past? Objectives: Analyze primary versus secondary sources Identify the key factors of measuring historical dates and timelines

I. How do we know about the past? Artifacts - objects left behind by people from the past Archeologist - study the past By Archeologist

I. How do we know about the past? (continued) Primary sources – writing or object directly from the source (1st hand info) Secondary sources – interprets information from other documents (2nd hand info)

Examples of Primary Sources ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS Diaries, speeches, manu- scripts, letters, interviews, news film footage, auto- biographies, official records CREATIVE WORKS: Poetry, drama, novels, music, art RELICS OR ARTIFACTS: Pottery, furniture, clothing, buildings Copy 3 examples

Examples of Secondary Sources textbooks newspapers magazines biography Encyclopedia Google! Copy 3 examples

II. Timeline 1000 B.C. 500 B.C. 500 A.D. 1000 A.D. SEE HANDOUT  NUMBERS GOING DOWN NUMBERS GOING UP 1000 B.C. 500 B.C. 500 A.D. 1000 A.D. SEE HANDOUT 

Apply: Which comes 1st? 1211 AD, 1030 BC 1523 BC, 39 AD 100 BC, 890 AD

Topic: PRE-HISTORY & EARLY MAN Essential Question: What were people like during the Paleolithic Era (Old Stone Age)? Do Now: What is meant by pre-history?

In the beginning, there was darkness…..

I. What is Pre-History? pre = means “before” history = the record of past events and times

II. Migration of early man Early man migrated from Africa to North America by walking over the - Bering Land Bridge Bering land bridge

III. Paleolithic Era (Old Stone Age) Time = traced back to 2 million BC Where = Africa How do we know? = found a Stone Age skeleton (Lucy)

LUCY In 1974, a skeleton was found in Africa. The bones were those of a female, about 20 years old or so when she died. Scientists named her Lucy. About 3 million years ago, when Lucy was alive, she was about 4 feet tall and weighed about 50 pounds. Scientists suspect that she fell into a lake or river and drowned.

This time period was known as the Paleolithic Age IV. What we learned from Lucy Characteristics Nomadic (wandering) Small groups (20-30) Few things (travelled light) Everyone did the same thing This time period was known as the Paleolithic Age or the Old Stone Age.

CREATE THIS ORGANIZER IN YOUR NOTES Food Supply: Housing/Shelter: PALEOLITHIC LIFE CREATE THIS ORGANIZER IN YOUR NOTES Tools: Social Group: