Prehistory

3. The early phase of the Stone Age where humans invented and used stone tools.
4. The period of time of undocumented human history.
5. Wedge-shaped characters that were used in multiple ancient writing systems.
6. A skilled craftsman who makes or creates objects by hand.
9. The customs, art, and beliefs of a nation or social group.
10. A symbol that represents a concept or word.
12. A lifestyle in which food is obtained by hunting or gathering.
14. The species that all humans belong to.
15. The crescent-shaped region in the Middle East named for its shape and for its rich soil.
17. To arrange laws or rules together as a code or system.
18. A type of massive structure that was made in ancient Mesopotamia.
19. The transition from a lifestyle of hunting and gathering to agriculture and settlements.

1. Historical or cultural objects made by a human being.
2. To tame an animal to keep it as a pet or use it for a farm/cultivate a plant for food.
7. The prehistoric monument that consists of an outer ring of vertical standing stones, located on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, England.
8. A person who copies documents
11. Final phase of the Stone Age where technological developments occurred.
13. A complex society characterized by urban development or a form of government.
16. The study of human history through excavation sites to recover and analyze artifacts.
19. A person who has no fixed residence, who travels often.