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The continent where modern humans are believed to originate from |
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The cultivation of plants and domestication of animals to raise food |
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The act of moving from one place to settle in another |
| 10. |
The Old Stone Age, also referred to as the hunting and gathering period |
| 13. |
The waterway between North America and Asia |
| 14. |
The New Stone, also referred to as the agricultural period |
| 16. |
Humans learned to tame wild animals and plants as a food source |
| 17. |
Human-made objects such as tools and jewelry |
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Scientist who study and learn about early humans |
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Last continent to be populated by early modern humans during the last Ice Age |
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To adjust or get used to |
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Is made up of all the unwritten verbal accounts of events |
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Prehistoric art used for communicating during the Paleolithic Era |
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A section of land that acts as a bridge |
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Beings that walk on two feet like modern humans |
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A period of freezing |
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Remains of early humans preserved in the ground |
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