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Archaeology

Archaeology – the scientific study of the remains of the past.

What are some remains from the past? Fossils Traces of plants and animals that have been preserved in rock Artifacts Weapons, tools and other things made by humans

Archaeologist - a scientist who unearths the remains of the past

Archaeology site in Iowa

Archaeology site in Israel

Anthropology The science of studying the development of human cultures and behavior

Anthropologist A scientist who studies the behavior of humans.

Anthropologists study artifacts and fossils.

What can these fossils tell you about human behavior?

Hominid skulls

Hominid A creature that walks on two legs.

Lucy a 3 million year-old fossil of a hominid

Donald Johanson discovered Lucy

Prehistory – the history of humans before writing

Radiocarbon Dating All living things contain carbon 14 (radioactive) After death, carbon 14 slowly disappears By measuring remaining carbon 14, scientists can see how old a fossil is. Accurate up to 50,000 years old.

Radiocarbon Dating

Louis and Mary Leakey Archaeologists Made discoveries in Tanzania, Africa

Mary Leakey discovered a 2 million year old fossil

Louis and Mary Leakey

Olduvai Gorge

Timelines Before Current Era = B.C. B.C. works as negative numbers The year before A.D. 1 is 1 B.C. 100 years before A.D. 1 is 100 B.C. B.C. = “Before Christ”

Timelines Current Era = A.D. A.D. 1 – A.D. 2013 There is no year 0 A.D. = anno Domini (the year of our Lord) NOW IT IS TIME FOR YOU TO DRAW ONE!