🏹 Life on the Move vs. Settling Down
This term describes the Paleolithic lifestyle of moving from place to place in search of food.
Nomadic
This is the big name for the time when humans began to farm and produce food.
Agricultural Revolution
The Neolithic Age is also known as this "____ Stone Age."
New
The most famous art from the Paleolithic Age is found on the walls of these dark places
Caves / Cave paintings
The two main ways that Paleolithic people got food: hunting and this
Gathering
The Paleolithic Age is also known as this "____ Stone Age."
Old Stone Age
It means to tame wild plants or animals for human use.
Domestication / Domesticate
Paleolithic tools were often made by flaking or chipping this common material.
Stone or flint
The practice of carefully burying the dead shows that people in both ages had a belief in this idea.
Religion / afterlife
In both the Paleolithic and Neolithic Ages, people used tools made primarily from this material.
Stone
In the Neolithic Age, people stopped chasing animals and lived in these, which were built to last.
Permanent settlements/homes/villages
The invention of farming created a more-than-enough amount of food, which is known by this word.
Surplus
Neolithic tools were different because they were often made smoother and sharper using this technique.
Polishing/grinding
A place where people worship is referred to as this, but it is not a church.
Shrine
The start of farming is the most significant single event that separates the Paleolithic Age from this age.
Neolithic Age
Because they had to move constantly, Paleolithic people only had simple, temporary houses like tents or this kind of shelter
Caves
Having a food surplus meant that villages had enough food to support a larger one of these.
Population
This invention from the Neolithic Age was essential for cooking, carrying water, and storing extra grain.
Pottery
Researchers have found the bones of animals that may have been purposefully killed in this type of ritual
Sacrifice
The biggest overall disadvantage of the Agricultural Revolution was that people began to rely on only a few crops, leading to this problem if the crops failed.
Starvation/Famine
Since they didn't have to spend all day hunting or gathering, people in the Neolithic Age could start doing different jobs, a concept called this.
Specialization
This warm period, which led to longer growing seasons, is believed to be one of the factors that helped start the Agricultural Revolution.
Climate change or the end of the Ice Age
The Paleolithic use of fire and the invention of simple tools like the digging stick shows that people used knowledge to make life easier, which is called this.
Technology
Social status
Following the Neolithic Age, this age is characterized by the mixing of copper and tin.
Bronze Age