1. Powerpoint sources: http://schools.nycenet.edu and My History Log
Inquiry 1
Sedentarization
Powerpoint sources: and My History Log

2. Terms to Know and Define
Paleolithic
Neolithic
Sedentarization
Nomadic
Social Hierarchy
Bartering
Sedentary
Skilled Trade 
Land Development
Hunting & Gathering 
Surplus Production
Society 
Division of Labor
Domestication
Irrigation
Dissemination

4. PANGEA

5. Migration of Man AFRICA
ACCORDING TO THE MAP, WHERE DID EARLY HUMANS ORIGINATE?
AFRICA

6. LOUIS & MARY LEAKEY ( ) - Kenyan archaeologists who began looking for early human remains in East Africa. They found many tools, bones & other artifacts.
DONALD JOHANSON - (1974) archaeologist who found “Lucy”, a part of an early human skeleton in Ethiopia

7. WHAT ARE THESE IMAGES & WHAT DO THEY TELL US ABOUT EARLY HUMANS?
 Flint tools

8. Petroglyph: Pictograph: Design carved into rock or other surface.
Painting on a surface like a cave wall.

9. *NOTES*
Paleolithic Era (Old Stone Age) 2 million B.C. - 10,000 B.C.
Hunting & gathering societies
Nomads- people who travel from place to place in constant search of food and water
People traveled in small groups
Simple tools/weapons made of stone, bone & wood
Use of clothes & fire
Cave paintings found of animals

10. Early Man

12. *NOTES*
Prehistory
Paleolithic Age – Old Stone Age (Est. 2 mil BC-9000 BC)
Hunters & Gatherers
Nomad: Moving from place to place in search for food and water.
Men  hunted & fished.
Women  gathered fruits, nuts, etc.
Way of Life
Cave paintings
Stone tools & pottery
Domesticated dogs
Neolithic Age – New Stone Age (9000 BC – 3000 BC)
Farming  Neolithic Revolution
People could remain in one place.
Herding of animals – goats, sheep & cattle.
Community –
Council of Elders/Chief – made important decisions.
Warrior class
Kept possessions.

13. The Neolithic Revolution

14. YELLOW STAR = PALEOLITHIC ERA (OLD STONE AGE)
PURPLE STAR = NEOLITHIC ERA (NEW STONE ERA)

15. so easy a caveman can do it.
Farming.....
so easy a caveman can do it. ♣

16. Effects of Farming

17. Read and complete pages 7-13
Time to Get to Work!!
Read and complete pages 7-13

18. 2
The Dawn of History
During the Old Stone Age, people lived as nomads, in small
hunting and food gathering groups. These people:
made simple tools and weapons out of stone, bone, or wood;
developed a spoken language;
invented clothing;
used caves and rocky overhangs for shelter;
learned to build fires for warmth and cooking.

20. The Neolithic Agricultural Revolution2
The Neolithic Agricultural Revolution
The change from nomadic to farming life led to changes in the way people lived and to the emergence of civilizations.
PEOPLE AFTER
PEOPLE BEFORE
- Learned to farm and were able to produce their own food.
- Relied on hunting and gathering.
- Nomads lived in small hunting and food-gathering groups (20-30 people)
- Settled into permanent villages.
- Learned to domesticate, or tame, animals.
- Waited for migrating animals to return each year.

21. Complete the Venn Diagram
Time to get to work!
Complete the Venn Diagram

25. Catal Huyuk - Çatalhöyük
Remains of a Neolithic town
9,000 years ago, one of the world's largest settlements.

27. Catal Huyuk
Çatal Hüyük, Southern Anatolia, Turkey - Neolithic, from 6500 up to 5700 years BCE