Paleolithic
Farming
Society
Daily life
Surprise
100
Humans had this kind of lifestyle for thousands of years before we discovered agriculture
nomadic
100
This tool allowed people to harvest grains faster and more efficiently
The sickle
100
Cities became bigger thanks to food being more easily produced, which lead to a food _____
Surplus
100
Since there was more food, people needed to store the food in these items
Storage pots
100
This tool was used to grind grains into flour
Millstone
200
Humans walked and settled all over the world on foot
Migration
200
One of the first areas to be fertile enough to be used for farming
The fertile crescent
200
Other than growing plants, humans also grew their own ____ for milk, protein, labor, and wool
Animals
200
Villages needed these people to protect their landed from others who wanted to take it
Soldiers
200
This is where people would be buried, often with their possessions. It is a great source of information for archaeologists.
Tombs
300
Humans relied on these activities for food
Hunting and gathering
300
The agricultural revolution started this way
People noticed that leaving seeds in the ground would make them grow
300
Some people in the village became more important than others, this is known as a _______
Social Hierarchy
300
This job developed because people needed to start trading food and objects with other villages
Merchants
300
This is the study of ancient societies using artefacts and architectural remains to try to piece the past together
Archaeology
400
Humans learned that we can do this to animals to make them friendly and useful to us
Domesticate
400
An agricultural area needs this vital source to grow food.
Water/rivers
400
Artisans are people who do not work as farmers. Instead, their job is to produce this.
Objects and tools
400
The idea of owning property developed thanks to this human discovery
Agriculture
400
A strong central authority (like a king) is an example of this
A political structure
500
Humans developed these to make hunting easier
Hunting tools
500
Humans developed these to make farming easier
Farming tools
500
Before money, humans would trade using this system
The Barter System
500
The Mother Goddess statue is a depiction of a large pregnant or postpartum woman and is a symbol of _____
Nature and Fertility
500
This is one of the first sedentary villages, with walls, lookouts, homes close together, and interior animal pens
Catal Huyuk