Welcome to the Prehistoric Test Review Game! A Scientist who studies skeletal remains of early humanlike creatures is a …? Anthropologist.

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Welcome to the Prehistoric Test Review Game!

A Scientist who studies skeletal remains of early humanlike creatures is a …? Anthropologist

A Scientist who excavates ancient settlements is a…? Archaeologist

Time period BEFORE written records... Prehistory

What does “Palaios” mean in Greek? OLD

What does “”Neos” mean in Greek? NEW

Remains of plant or animal that have turned to stone Fossil

Man-made objects that are left behind that help reconstruct past human life artifacts

What does “Lithos” mean in Greek? Stone

A way of life culture

Time period where records were WRITTEN History

The New Stone Age is also known as the…….? Neolithic Age

Prehistoric humans Hominids

The 1st Australopithecus found is better known as………? LUCY

Where was Lucy found? Africa-Ethiopia

This hominid is known for first using FIRE

Walked on 2 feet Biped

These allowed prehistoric man to migrate into new areas Land Bridges

Period between 2 million-year and 10,000 years age- four long periods of cold climate

What is movement from one place to the next ? Migration

Why did prehistoric people cross the land bridges? In search of FOOD !

During the ICE AGE, how did people first get to North America? The Bering Strait

To train a wild animal to be useful to humans (to tame) domesticate

Growing crops and domesticating animals agriculture

Study for the TEST!