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The three main ideas of the peopling of the world

-interaction with the environment



-science and technology



-economics

Interaction with the environment

Humans learn to adapt to their environment using natural resources

Science and technology

Humans create technology to survive their environment

Economics

Early economics were based on crops animals

Cro-Magnon man emerges

40T BC


Found in Europe


Brain size 1,400 cm 3


Fully modern humans


Created art

Neolithic Age

8T BC

Bronze Age

3T BC

Hominids Appear in Africa

4M Yrs Ago

Homo Erectus Appears

1.6M Yrs Ago to 30,000 B.C.


Found in Africa, Asia and Europe


Brain size 1,00cm 3

Neanderthal Appear

2HT Yrs Ago to 30,000 B.C.


Found in Europe and Southwest Asia


Brain size 1,450 cm 3


First to have a ritual burials

Scientist search for human origins

Prehistory refers to the time before writing


-Archaeologists study the past by excavating in search of clues


Anthropologist study the culture of people from the past


Paleontologists study fossils .


Artifacts are human-made objects that scientists how people lived.


Bones tell about height food disease span.

Cultrue

The norms and traditions of a group of people


Learned through observation language and behavior

Common practices

Sports


Work


Shared Understanding

Language


Symbols

Social Organization

Family


Government

History Makers

The Leakey Family has had a tremendous impact on the study of human origins. British anthropologists Louis S.B Leakey (1903-1972) and Mary Leakey (1931-1996) began searching for early human remains in East Africa in the 1930s.

The old stone age begins

The invention of tool mastery over fire and the development of language are some of the most impressive achievements in human history

Early human migration 1,600,000 -10,000 B.C.

1960 At Olduvai Gorge, Tanzania, Louis finds 2-million.


1974 In Ethiopia, Donald Johanson find "Lucy " a 3.5-million years -old hominid skeleton.


1978 At Laetoli, Tanzania Mary Leakey finds 3.6 -million years old hominid footprints.


1994 In Ethiopia an international team of scientist finds 2.33 million years old hominid jaw.


2002 in Chad scientists announce the discovery of a possible hominid skull