Prehistory

5. The New Stone Age, when farming and permanent settlements became more common.
6. A place that protects people from weather, animals and danger.
7. A person who survives by hunting animals and collecting wild plants.
10. The order in which events happened.
11. A tool used to clean and prepare animal skins.
13. An object used for hunting or defence.
16. The Old Stone Age, when early humans lived mainly as hunter-gatherers.
17. Anything historians use to learn about the past.
19. A line showing events in chronological order.

1. A stone tool used for cutting meat, skinning animals and possibly digging.
2. A place where people live together as a community.
3. An object made or used to help people do a task.
4. The method of striking flint to make sharp flakes or blades.
7. A place where people made and controlled fire.
8. A person who studies the past by examining objects, remains and ancient sites.
9. A person or group that moves from place to place instead of living permanently in one place.
12. The period before people used writing to record events.
14. Paintings, drawings or engravings made on cave walls or rock surfaces.
15. A natural material used to give colour to paint.
18. Clues from the past that help us understand how people lived.