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What do you call a person who studies ancient people?
Archaeologist
How are conclusions drawn by Archaeologists about per-historic people?
By analyzing artifacts.
Name some of the things that happened during the Ice Age:
-glaciers melted
-ocean levels rose
Be aware of the sequence of events of this chapter as it appears in the book.
1-Beringiea forms.
2-Migratrion to North America.
3-People left artifacts in Clovis, New Mexico.
4-Ice Age ends.
Who were the Clovis originally believed to have been?
The first Americans.
Why was Monte Verde, Chile important?
They found older artifacts from Monte Verde, then Clovis New Mexico, left by hunter/gatherers.
What marked the beginning of the new stone age?
In the new stone age they started to use polished rock.
What is the meaning of domestication?
to tame wild animals
Describe the stone age:
they used stone for almost everything, like tools, weapons, houses.
Name the animals that were domesticated by early humans:
wild dogs, goats, cattle, and sheep. They met the peoples needs.
How did plants and animals domestication effect the lives of the early communities?
It gave the communities a surplus of food.
What was the value of surplus food during the stone age?
It gave social divisions in a community.
Name the things that constitute parts of a culture:
-technology
-customs
-beliefs
-art of the people
Name the things that would contribute to the development of cultures:
--physical features, such as plants, animals, land forms, as well as resources that were available to people
How do land forms and climate effect cultures?
Desert cultures used plant stems and fibers to make twine baskets.
Mountain cultures used rocks to make tools and weapons.
Mild climate cultures grew apple crops.
What do different cultures rely for development?
Available resources.
What is the most useful thing that gives clues to archaeologists to learn more about ancient cultures?
Artifacts show what people used from a long time ago.
How do archaeologists draw conclusions about ancient civilizations?
Archaeologists find artifacts and analyze the artifacts to draw conclusions about ancient cultures.
Why are the Clovis people important to archaeologists?
The Clovis people were important because they were believed to be the first Americans.
What could cause groups living in different regions to develop differently?
Different groups (cultures) developed differently due to the resources that were available to them.