Early Humans Crossword

3. Early humans whose name means "handy man," known for using stone tools.
7. The skeleton of a female Australopithecus discovered in 1974.
8. Containers used by early humans for storing crops and water.
10. The first type of hominid, known as the "southern ape," that could walk upright.
14. The practice of farming, which led to settled communities.
15. A period when ocean levels dropped due to freezing, exposing land bridges.
17. The time before written records were kept.
18. A group of early humans found in the Neander Valley, known for using stone tools and burying their dead.
19. The New Stone Age, characterized by farming and permanent settlements.
20. The location where early hominids first appeared.

1. Basic need provided by natural resources during early human life.
2. A critical discovery that provided warmth, safety, and the ability to cook food.
4. The movement of humans from one place to another due to push and pull factors.
5. The land bridge that allowed early humans to migrate to North America.
6. Early humans whose name means "wise man," capable of using complex tools.
9. People who hunted animals and gathered plants for survival.
11. sapiens - Modern humans who replaced Neanderthals and migrated globally.
12. Early humans known as "upright man," who learned to use fire and migrate.
13. The Old Stone Age, characterized by nomadic life and simple stone tools.
16. People who move from place to place in search of food, water, and shelter.