The Beginnings.

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The Beginnings

Pre-History Archeologists study Time before a written record Look to artifacts for information

African Beginnings Archeologists have found evidence of the first humans in East Africa.

Paleolithic Period Lascaux Cave Paintings A.K.A. – Old Stone Age Nomadic Bands Hunting and Gathering Adapted to surroundings Tools and Weapons from stone, bones, and wood. Developed a spoken language. Cave paintings Art and Religion Lascaux Cave Paintings

The Breakthrough What do you think is the breakthrough?

Agricultural Revolution 11,000 years ago Farming Moved from Paleolithic to Neolithic Age Neolithic Age – a.k.a. New Stone Age

The Fertile Crescent Region of the World where it is believed that farming began.

Changes from Paleolithic to Neolithic Age Sedentary Lifestyle Stayed in one place Domestication of Animals Tame animals for the benefit of humans. People became food producers

Areas of the World where farming communities began.