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Bipedal- walk on two feet.
Possibaly lived in small social gruops.
Possably used simple digging tools such as digging sticks.
Ate easily-chewed foods-insects, eggs , and fruit.
Probaly lacked spoken language. |
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Definition
Made stone and bone tools.
Possibly hunters or scavengers for meat.
Ate marrow and fruit they collected, Gatherers.
Lived in social gruops.
No evidence of spoken laguage. |
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Definition
Made flint hand axes.
Could control fire.
Possibly lived in tree branch huts.
Ate a variety of foods like meat from large animals and oyters.
Possible spoken laguage. |
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Term
homo
sapien
neanderthalensis |
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Definition
Made flint knives, points, blades, and scrapers.
Hunted large animals in groups.
Cared for sick, old, and wounded.
Possibly preformed ritual burials.
Possibly built tee-pee like homes, and stored food.
Possessed simple spoken language. |
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Term
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Definition
Made more than 100 tools for sculpting, painting, sewing, and hunting.
Lived in social groups.
Lived in semi-permanent homes of stone, wood, and animal hides.
Created art- carvings and cave paintings.
Advanced spoken language over time. |
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Made more than 100 tools for sculpting, painting, sewing, and hunting.
Lived in social groups.
Lived in semi-permanent homes of stone, wood, and animal hides.
Created art- carvings and cave paintings.
Advanced spoken language over time. |
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Definition
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Term
Made flint knives, points, blades, and scrapers.
Hunted large animals in groups.
Cared for sick, old, and wounded.
Possibly preformed ritual burials.
Possibly built tee-pee like homes, and stored food.
Possessed simple spoken language. |
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Definition
homo
sapien
neanderthalensis |
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Term
Made flint hand axes.
Could control fire.
Possibly lived in tree branch huts.
Ate a variety of foods like meat from large animals and oyters.
Possible spoken laguage. |
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Definition
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Term
Made stone and bone tools.
Possibly hunters or scavengers for meat.
Ate marrow and fruit they collected, Gatherers.
Lived in social gruops.
No evidence of spoken laguage. |
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Definition
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Term
Bipedal- walk on two feet.
Possibaly lived in small social gruops.
Possably used simple digging tools such as digging sticks.
Ate easily-chewed foods-insects, eggs , and fruit.
Probaly lacked spoken language. |
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Definition
australopithecus
affarensis |
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