Paleolithic and Neolithic Peoples

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Paleolithic and Neolithic Peoples Early Civilization Paleolithic and Neolithic Peoples

Paleolithic Age “Old Stone Age” Earliest Period of Human History First Stone Tools- 10,000 B.C. First people lived in East Africa

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Lifestyle of Paleolithic Age People live in small hunting bands (20-30) Men hunt and fish Women and kids gather berries, fruit, nuts, grain, shellfish, etc… Nomads= people who move from place to place- follow food source

More Paleolithic Fun Facts! Used Simple Tools of stone, bone, wood Simple language used to cooperate on hunts and to move Clothes and Fire invented to survive Ice Age Animal and Earth Spirits worshipped- begin burying dead with tools, weapons, etc…

How Do We Know This?? Cave Paintings Fossils and other discovered remains

Agricultural Revolution Nomads notice seeds scattered on ground produce crops the next year Can now remain in one place and survive Permanent villages develop Animals once hunted become domesticated

Neolithic Age “New Stone Age” People are food producers for the first time Population rises Greater interaction, cooperation between communities

Assignment Create a political cartoon showing the impacts of the Agricultural Revolution- is this the biggest turning point in human history?

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