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has flexible digits
binocular vision |
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(ape like man)
opposable thumb (you can grab things)
tools and fire
not stooped posture
air |
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tools (mostly of wood)
speartips
atla |
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| place where cave paintings were found in france |
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| place where cave paintings were found in spain |
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1. needless harpoons
more sophisticated tools like needles
2. temporary shelters
3. begin labor specialization
men do this women do this
4. Begin art
mainly run by women |
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cave painting is narrative
control over object is depicted |
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1100 bc
wild grasses
they begin to grind up and makes breads/cereals
begin animal domestication
begin agriculture(replanting) |
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| high point of culture discovered great planting |
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| says en settled into there environment and became increasingly efficient at xploting resources in the region |
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tools polished not chipped
starts to accumulate stuff(means there staying in that place for a long time)
goats sheep pigs cattle
goats are tamed first
sheep (herd)
pigs-do not herd ( means there staying for a while)
cattle-not like cows today
woven garments
replaced animal skin |
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volcanic rock that's black and easy to chip it tells us trade
education is in Ghana
sofisticated |
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calcos- means copper/ same use od copper
lithos- means stone
population explosion
domesticate draft animals- a huge animal that pulls large loads
wheeled vechicals |
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a culture that has temples
their going to institutionalize religion for the first time(3500bc- 5600bc) |
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