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people who study the past are most like

detectives

what activity would an archaeologist do

examine objects

what is an example of a manmade feature that a geographer might study

a road

cave paintings rarely showed

humans

some scientists believe that prehistoric people created paintings

to capture animals magical powers

What would be a typical cave painting scene

animals

what are the 3 types of social scientists that we studied

archaeologist, historian, geographer

What is the meaning of the imprint of a hand in a cave paining

a signature

what does the word "Prehistoric" mean

before writing

what is another name for Homo Habilis

Handyman

what is another name for Homo Erectus

Upright man

Who is a recorder of the past.

Historian

What is an example of an artifact that a Historian would use?

diary, letters

Who examines artifacts that people left behind?

archeologist

What is an example of an artifact that an archaeologist would study?

clothing, tools, weapons, coins

Who studies natural features of the earth?

geographer

What is an example of what a geographer would study?

towns, roads, bridges, and dams

List the hominid in order from the earliest to the most recent

Australopithecus


Homo Habilis


Homo Erectus


Neanderthals


Homo Sapien Sapien



What does biped mean?

walk on two feet



What does migrate mean?

move or leave

What could Lucy do that gorillas could not do?

carry her children in her arms



Lucy was the most "famous" of this group

Australopithecus

This group discovered fire and used shelter

Homo Erectus

This group created cave art, sculptures and musical instruments

Homo Sapiens

This group was the first to bury their dead, care for their sick and injured

Neanderthals



This group was the first to make tools from rocks and bones

Homo Habilis

This group had small brains and couldn't talk

Australopithecus

This group was much stronger than modern humans

Neanderthals