Across
- 2. Landbridge connected Siberia and Alaska during the last ice age which was the main route for migrating humans
- 5. Found by Donald Johanson, an australopithecine dated back to 3.2 million years ago and is a fossilized skeleton
- 6. Study of the past through the recovery and analysis of material remains
- 9. Revolution Start of something new, historic shift from hunter-gatherers to agricultural societies
- 10. The study of the past (culture)
- 11. Tasks in the field are divided up, people with more food available spent more time making crafts or tools
- 15. Farmed globally, taming of plants and animals for human use, first animal domesticated was a dog
- 16. Located in present-day Turkey, home to 5,000-6,000 people around 6000 B.C., few streets
- 18. Old Stone age, 2.5 million years ago to around 10,000 years ago
- 19. Found skull fragments- 1.75 million years old and footprints- 3.5 million years old
- 22. Appeared in Africa 4-5 million years ago, brain was about ⅕ of modern human and stood upright and walked on 2 legs
- 24. Societies Men and women are equal, everyone has the same access to resources and level social statuses
- 25. Means "upright man", appeared in Africa 2-1.5 million years ago, used early stone tools such as the hand axe, learned how to control fire, migrated out of Africa
- 26. Means "handy man", appeared in Africa 2.4 million years ago, brain was ½ size of modern humans, used crude stone tools for chopping + scraping
- 27. Human-like creatures that walked upright, appeared in Africa 4-5 million years ago
- 28. Farmed globally, taming of plants and animals for human use, first animal
Down
- 1. Study of the past through the recovery and analysis of material remains
- 3. Ideas, beliefs, and cultural traits spread from one society SocialClasses Men began to gain dominance/status over women, people rose to positions of authority by planting, harvesting, running building projects, or planning defence. Some people made more wealth and influence than others.
- 4. History from when before they started to write down history
- 7. Followed animal herds, lived in small groups, took cover under rock overhangs or caves, relied on resources around them
- 8. New Stone age, 10,000 B.C.E.-5,000 B.C.E, start of something new
- 12. Frozen male body in Otzal Alps, body was about 5,300 years old from the Neolithic Era, diet included coarse grains, scientists believe he was murdered, had tools with him
- 13. Hunting, gathering, fishing. Men usually hunted while women collected plants and cared for children
- 14. Huge stones that construct monuments
- 17. Located in southern France, famous for its 17,000 year-old cave paintings depicting horses and bulls
- 20. Highly skilled individual who creates high-quality products by hand or using traditional methods with a strong dedication to their craft
- 21. Migration 100,000 years ago humans left Africa, humans quickly adapt to their new environments
- 23. Things people in the past made or used
- 25. Means "wise man", appeared in Africa about 200,000 years ago, migrated around the world, same species as modern humans, used a wide range of tools, learned to create fire and developed language