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Early Humans ch1

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culture refers to a society's knowledge, art, belief's,customs, and values.
Artifacts objects that people in the past used such as coins, pottery, and tools.
paleolithic era Known as the OLD STONE AGE.
nomads they moved from place to place following animal herds.
hunter-gatherers hunting, fishing, gathering berries, plants, nuts and other foods.
neolithic era known as the new stone age.
neolithic revolution shift farming.. it changed the way people lived
domestication the selective growing or breeding of plants or animals.
pastoralists people who ranged over wide areas and kept herds of livestock on witch they depended for food and other items
megaliths huge stones for burial or spiritual purposes.
Bronze age as people began to make items from bronze, it became the bronze age, 3000BC
surplus excess of food.
division of labor when a worker specializes in a particular task or job.
traditional economy economic decisions are made based on custom, traditional, ritual.
civilization complex and organized society.
Artisans skilled crafts people devoted their time to crafts, such as, basketry, carpentry, metalwork, or pottery.
Cultural diffusion the spread of beliefs, ideas, customs, and technology.
Hominid early human like being
animism the beliefs that things in nature have spirits
louis leaky the one to find a hominids fossil.
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