Pre-history: Studying & Understanding Our Past

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Pre-history: Studying & Understanding Our Past

History & Prehistory Historians – people who study/write about the historical past Prehistory - period of time before people invented writing Divided into different eras or periods Old Stone Age or Paleolithic Period = 2 million BC to ~ 10,000 BC New Stone Age or Neolithic Period = 10,000 BC to end of prehistory (when writing was invented)

Old Stone Age Time of early modern humans Nomads – people who move from place to place in order to survive and find food People made tools/weapons out of things in their environment (stone, bone, wood)

New Stone Age People learned to farm Neolithic Revolution – Switch from nomadic lifestyle to settled farming First permanent villages settled by farmers

Beginnings of Civilization Civilization – complex, highly organized social order Early civilizations all built near major water source Allowed for transportation and regular water supply 1st Civilizations Sumer, Egypt, and the Indus Cities are main feature

7 Basic Features of Civilizations Organized governments Complex religions Job specialization Social classes Arts and architecture Public works Writing