Defying Definitions
These people hunted animals and gathered wild plants for food.
What are hunters and gatherers?
Any tool or invention used to complete a task is called what?
What is technology?
Where are 2 places that artifacts from the old stone age have been found
What are Border Cave and Blombos Cave?
What are some examples of animals that the hunters and gatherers killed
What are reindeer, fish, buffalo, bison, wild goats and cattle
This was a time when the climate changed in many parts of the world; temperatures became colder, heavy snow fell, and glaciers were formed.
What is the Ice Age
Someone's surroundings are known as what?
What is environment?
I am an archaeologist. This is what I study.
What are artifacts?
How long ago was the Old Stone Age
*Bonus: This is the same as around
What is 2.5 million years or longer ago?
What is 10,000 BCE
What are berries, nuts, green plants, and food greens.
How did some people adapt to the colder weather?
They lived in caves using fires for warmth and wore animal skin and fur.
10,000 years ago, people could only make things from stone and wood. What is this time period known as?
What is the stone age?
What are artifacts?
What is a nomad?
Early people lived in groups known as what?
What are tribes?
Why did people migrate to Australia and America
For warmer lands
What was the first discovery that changed the lives of hunters and gatherers?
What is how to make a fire?
Give 3 examples of artifacts
What are knives, arrowheads, and handaxes?
What were some shelters that Nomads had?
What were animal bones and skin?
What was the primary role of men?
Work together to hunt for food
What factor typically indicates the beginning of an ice age?
What is interglacial decrease?
What are 3 ways that the discovery changed the lives of hunters and gatherers?
What is it provided them a source of heat, a source of light, and a source to cook?
This continent is where some of the oldest artifacts come from.
*Bonus: Can you tell me how old the artifacts are?
What is Africa?
*What is 40,000 years old?
Where did Nomad's live?
What was the primary role of women
What is care for the children and gather?
What two countries did the land bridge once connect?
What is Asia and North America?