Vocabulary
Otzi: The Iceman
Lucy
Paleolithic Era(Old Stone Age)
Neolithic Era
100

Hominid is

humans and their pre human ancestors
100

When was Otzi found?

3.2 million years ago

100

Which of Lucy's bones showed archaeologists why she was significant?

The skull

100

In the Paleolithic Era, humans...

lived as hunter-gatherers

100

Neolithic Revolution refers to a time when early humans...

developed agriculture

200

Surplus is

extra supply of food

200

Why was Otis well preserved?

Otzi was well preserved because he was found in a glacier.

200

When was Lucy found in Ethiopia?

In 1974

200

Early humans living during the Old Stone Age most likely

lived in small groups and moved to new areas as food became scarce.

200
What do archaeologists study?

Artifacts

300

Neolithic Revolution refers to a time when 

early humans developed agriculture

300

Why was Otzi referred to as the world's oldest murder mystery?

Scientists cannot prove whether he died from being attacked or he froze to death.

300

Why was the discovery of Lucy significant?

Her bones showed that her knee joint enabled her to walk upright.

300

The earliest dates on a timeline are...

B.C.E

300

What is a civilization?

A culture that has developed systems of specialization, religion, learning and government.

400

Prehistory is 

a time before writing was developed.

400

Otzi was an...

early man

400

People who had no single or settled home are called

Nomads
400

How can we describe the Paleolithic (Old Stone Age)?

Hunting and gathering

400

What are the three features of early civilizations?

animism, organized governments and cities

500

Archaeologists often dig up, or ________________ historical sites.

excavate

500

In the Paleolithic Era, humans lived as 

hunter-gatherers.

500

Which time period did nomadic hunter gatherers live in?

Paleolithic Era

500

What is agriculture?

Raising of crops and animals for human use

500

Why are cave painting important?

It tells us early humans began documenting their daily lives.