Prehistory
Prehistory II
Prehistory III
Vocabulary
100

The time before writing and written records were kept.

What is Prehistory?

100

Early Stone Age people made tools out of these things.

Stones, bones, wood

100

In the word prehistory, the prefix "pre" means this.

Before

100

A long period of intense cooling across the northern hemisphere.

What is the Ice Age?

200

Name one way we learn about prehistoric events.

the study of artifacts, ruins, fossils, tools

200

people who don't have a permanent home, and move around seasonally

What are nomads?

200

The means by which people gathered foods during the Paleolithic Era (two words).

What is hunting and gathering?

200

The primary way people got food during the Neolithic Era

Farming

300

What comes first: Paleolithic or Neolithic Age?

Paleolithic

300

Name one extinct animal which was found in the Archaeological digs of the Ice Age

What are woolly rhinos, mammoths, saber-tooth cats?

300

This is the term for taming animals and keeping them for food production.

What is domestication?

300

This is the term for remains of an organism that lived long ago.

What is/are fossils

400

What does the word "Paleo" mean?

Old

400

What does the suffix "lithic" mean?

Stone

400

The meaning of 'neo' in neolithic

What is new?

400

A person who studies artifacts and fossils to learn about early humans

Archeologists

500

What period or age were metal tools invented in?

The Bronze Age

500

Human-made objects that are used to study history or prehistory.

What are Artifacts?

500

What did early humans do to non-verbally communicate / express themselves before they learned to use written language?

What are cave paintings and art?

500

The most important event in history. Humans become food producers with the invention of farming and domestication.

Agricultural Revolution

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