1. Chapter 1.1
Bell Work- Hypothetical situation: Bear Grylls has stopped by your house and told you, you have 1 hour to collect your top 10 basic survival items to go on a 10 day survival trip to the Amazon Jungle. List the 10 basic things on your paper.
Pretest
Cornell Notes
Daily Quiz
Bell Work
Class Notes
Objective Review

2. Chapter 1.1 Target 1
Archeology is the study of past societies through an analysis of what people left behind.
Archeologist dig up and use artifacts( ______, _______, _______, ______, ______ and ________).
Anthropology is the study is the study of human ___ & ______. They use human ________ to determine how people live.
Determining the age of human fossils makes it possible to understand when and where the first humans emerged. One valuable method is ___________ dating.
Scientist can calculate the age of an object measuring the amount of _______. Radiocarbon dating, is only accurate for dating objects that are more than 50,000 years old.
Microscopic &Biological analyses of organic remains such as blood, hairs, & plant tissue left behind on ____, _____, & ________ give scientists more information.
( tools, pottery, paintings, weapons, buildings and household items)
life & culture
Fossils
C-14
on rocks, tools, & weapons

3. Chapter 1.1 Target 2 First Peoples
Neanderthals
Cro-Magnon
First to have ritual burials.
Tried to control & explain the world
Great hunters
As advanced as homo sapiens
People worked out how to grow their own plants
People domesticated animals
Created cave art
Ate a balanced diet of meat- veggies-and grains.
Lived in caves-semi nomadic
Advanced skill in language.

4. Chapter 1.1 Target 3 Stone Age
OLD STONE AGE: Paleolithic
New Stone Age: Neolithic
Made stone chopping tools
Hunter gatherers
Used stone, bone wood to make tools to hunt game
Polished stone tools, made pottery, grew crops, raised animals
Agricultural Revolution: Scattered seeds grew into crops.
Temp- Grain- Population