Across
- 4. Hardened remains or imprints of living things that existed long ago.
- 7. They study human life in the past by examining the things that people left behind.
- 10. Examples of this type of source include books, textbooks, paintings, articles, media reports
- 12. The name given to the shift from food gathering to the beginning of farming, people began to settle in once place, and there were changes in tools and technology.
- 15. Early people who obtains food by hunting animals and gathering plants, and moves when food becomes scarce.
- 17. Examples of this type of source include letters, diaries, videos, photos, maps, fossils artifacts, tools
- 20. An amount of a good that is in excess of what is needed for survival.
Down
- 1. Ways of creating order and offering leadership to a community.
- 2. The time before written records
- 3. To grow and tend wild plants or animals.
- 5. A skill in a particular type of work.
- 6. Planting seeds to grow crops. (FARMING)
- 7. the continent that archaeologists believe early human life began on
- 8. The ways people apply knowledge and tools to meet their needs.
- 9. Communication the early humans developed to work together at hunting, gathering, and sharing food.
- 11. Source a source written or created AFTER the actual time of a historical event.
- 13. As farming increased and surpluses developed, the population grew. People could begin working other jobs other than farming and things like culture, trade, public buildings, and social classes developed.
- 14. The act of moving from one place to settle in another.
- 16. a source written or created DURING the actual time of a historical event.
- 18. Objects made and used by humans.
- 19. The number of inhabitants or people living in an area.