The definition of a fossil.
What is traces of animal and plants preserved in rock?
The area known as the cradle of civilization.
What is Mesopotamia?
Hunters-Gatherers were always on the move meaning they were.
What is nomads?
People who study heavenly bodies and mapped stars.
What is astronomer?
Who is best known for their code of laws?
Who is Hammurabi?
To domesticate means?
What is to tame animals and plants for human use?
The civilization began in the valleys of what two rivers.
What is the Tigris and Euphrates rivers?
Paleolithic people had to adapt. They did this by.
What is....?
Creating Shelters.
Taming fire.
Creating warm clothing from wool.
Making tools.
Capital of the Assyrian empire.
What is Nineveh?
They hunt for evidence buried in the ground.
What is an archaeologist?
An artisan.
What is skilled workers who made metal products, cloths, or pottery?
Each Sumerian city and the land around it became a separate.
What is a city-state?
The Neolithic community that is in current day Turkey.
What is Catal Huyuk?
King of the Chaldeans
What is King Nebuchadnezzar?
Until what BC did the Paleolithic age last.
What is around 8000 BC?
A province is.
What is Political districts?
The Sumerians created many advances in Science and Math. They created geometry and number system based off of the number.
What is 60?
The mesolithic age people tamed this animal that many of call pets today. They used it for what purposes.
What is a wolf?
What is to hunt and guard?
What caused of the fall of the Chaldeans empire?
What is hard to control conquered peoples?
Neolithic revolution is also known as.
What is the Agricultural revolution?
The development of different kinds of jobs is.
What is Specialization?
The world's oldest known story from Sumer is.
What is the Epic of Gilgamesh?
Tool made by hitting a stone in a particular way.
What is a flake?
Mesopotamia became apart of this new empire.
What is the Persian empire?
Otis the iceman was found in these Alps.
What is the Otztal Alps?