Ice Age Food
These were the main sources of meat in the Ice Age.
What are bison and reindeer?
Weapons of the Ice Age were made of this material.
What is stone?
These are non-man made locations where Ice Age people lived.
What are caves?
What changed in the climate that allowed people to move to an agrarian society?
What is the climate got warmer?
This is another word for agrarian.
What is farming?
What is the climate was too cold to grow plants most of the year?
Ige Age tools rarely included this commonly used (today) material.
What is wood?
Ice Age people could make this structure to shelter themselves.
What is a tent?
As the Ice Age ended, people started to eat less of this type of food.
What is meat?
People started living in these in Agrarian societies.
What are permanent structures?
These are small animals an Ice Age person may trap.
What are squirrels and rabbits?
This was used to bind something together.
What are animal guts?
Tents frequently had these to help stabilize the tent.
What are bones or antlers?
As the Ice Age ended, people started to eat more of this type of food.
What are plants?
A basic shift during this time in people's view of animals.
What is from sources of food/fuel/warmth to sources of labor/work?
A common myth that is untrue says that Ice Age people did not know how to control this thing.
What is fire?
True of False: Ice Age people lived in groups of thousands.
What is false.
As the Ice Age ended, these things allowed people to grow their own plants in gardens.
What are more liquid water and unfrozen ground?
This technology made preparing soil much easier than digging it by hand,
What is the plow?
This part of the animals provided fuel for fired.
What is fat?
These materials were used to create needles, which sewed hides together.
What is antler or bone?
Tents were made of this type of material.
What are animal hides/skin?
As the Ice Age ended, people could start using this for fuel.
What is wood and other plant parts that burn?
As people shifted to an agrarian lifestyle, they tended to live near this.
What is a natural source of water?