PREHISTORY

PREHISTORY

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Marian Carrillo, Darnel Vargas

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Human Migration Map

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Neolithic agricultural Revolution

Hunter gathered people who live by hunting animals and gathering plants for food,

About 10,000 years ago people learned to farm and domesticate animals. They stopped moving around and built permanent villages. Farming made extra food, so populations grew. This led to trade, new jobs, and the rise of early civilizations.

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The last ice age 25,000 years ago

Ice age 70,000

First the Homo sapiens born 200,000 years ago

The Neanderthal go extinct

Agricultural revolution 12,000

20XX AD

20XX AD

Describe the tools Early Humans Used

Grains/wheat stalks

Grinding Stone

Stone Axe

Early humans used stone axes for cutting wood, hunting animals, and breaking bones. These tools were made by chipping rocks into sharp edges.

As humans began farming, they used simple tools to harvest and process grains like wheat and barley. This marked the shift from hunting and gathering to agriculture.

Grinding stones were used to crush seeds, grains, and nuts into food. They also helped prepare materials for building and tool-making.

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arrival in australia about 50,000 years ago

Humans used simple boats to reach australia making it one of the earliest examples of long distance sea travel.

40,000 years ago humans enter europe throuh the south past

Modern humans (Homo sapiens) entered Europe mainly through the south, likely via the Middle East into the Balkans. They lived alongside Neanderthals for a time, sometimes interacting and sharing ideas. They brought new tools, art, and more complex culture. From southern Europe, they gradually spread north and west as the climate allowed.

polynesian expansion about 3,000 years ago...

seafaring peoples spread across the pacific ocean setting islands from hawaii to new zealand and easter island.

• people began farming and raising animals .
• permanent villages grew into early civilizations .
• farming caused population growth but also diseases

15,000 years ago the first humans cross the bering strait into the americas.

About 15,000 years ago, humans first entered the Americas. They likely crossed the Bering Strait land bridge (a strip of land that once connected Asia and Alaska). People spread southward through the continent, following animals and searching for new resources. This migration eventually led to the many different Native cultures across North and South America.

60,000 years ago the first humans leave africa

About 60,000 years ago, humans left Africa, spread to Asia, Europe, and later the Americas, mixing with Neanderthals and Denisovans. This migration explains how humans came to live all over the world.

crossing into the americans about 15,000 20,000 years ago

groups of humans migrated across the bering land bridge from siberia to north america during the ice age ,

The first Humans in the Americas

About 15,000 years ago: people entered the Americas through the Bering Strait land bridge (from Asia to Alaska).They moved south, following animals and resources across North America. They passed through Central America and reached South America. Finally, they arrived in Patagonia (southern Argentina and Chile).

out of africa migration about 60,000 70,000 years ago

early humans left africa and began spreading across asia europe and eventually the rest of the world .

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migration into europe about 45,000 years ago

Modern humans homo sapiens entered europe where they eventually replaced the neanderthals.

• died out from climate competition and low numbers.
• shared dna with modern humans.
• lived in europe and asia untill 40.000 years ago