Vocab #1

3. To adjust over time from an untamed state.
6. A prehistoric Mesopotamian tower including a pyramid-like structure, surrounding a temple.
8. An employee in a skilled craft, especially one that includes creating objects by hand.
10. The boomerang structured area of the Middle East that provided shelter to early human civilizations.
12. The study of prehistory and human past through artifacts and remains
14. An individual who duplicates papers, especially one working to do this prior to printing being invented.
15. An ancient artifact comprising of a ring of megaliths that surrounds a smaller circle and 4 gigantic trilithons.
18. Order into an organized code.
19. Relating to the wedge-shaped glyphs utilized in the prehistoric writing systems of Mesopotamia, Persia, Ugarit.
20. A historically or culturally important object made by a human

1. The later phase of the Stone Age, when buffed or ground stone tools and armaments prevailed.
2. It was the transition from food being hunted and gathered to food being grown from agriculture.
4. The traditions, arts, and accomplishments of a specific country, people, or other social categories.
5. The time period before writing tools existed.
7. Someone surviving on food which has been hunted and fished for.
9. A pictorial sign for a term or expression.
11. The preliminary period of the Stone Age continued for about 2.5 million years when ancient stone tools were used.
13. Early humans, a mixture between monkeys and humans(nowadays).
16. The chapter of human ethnic and social evolution and organization that is thought of as most evolved.
17. A member of a community having no permanent housing.