PREHISTORY

7. The process of taming animals or growing plants for human use.
8. Natural shelters in rock where early humans often lived.
9. Small communities where people live together, often formed in the Neolithic period.
10. People who collected fruits, nuts, and plants from nature.
12. Extra food or goods produced beyond what is needed.
13. Objects made by humans to help them work or survive.
14. A metal made by mixing copper and tin, used for tools and weapons.

1. – The earliest stage of prehistory, when humans lived by hunting and gathering.
2. – The “New Stone Age,” when humans began farming and settling in one place.
3. Art Small artworks that could be carried from place to place.
4. People who move from place to place instead of living permanently in one spot.
5. People who live permanently in one place.
6. Growing crops and raising animals for food.
11. – People who caught animals for food.