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| Human made objects, such as tool weapon, piece of jewelry |
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| A persons way of life as shown by its tools,arts ideas. |
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| a member of a biological group, includes humans and other species that walk up right |
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| a Prehistoric age that lasted about 2000 years. during it people used stone. Also called the stone age. |
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| an era that began 8000 BC and was when people polished stone and made use of pottery |
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| the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes |
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| The primate species to which modern humans belong to : humans regarded as a species |
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| a person that does not stay in one place for a long time. wander |
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| a nomads who lives hunting fishing and harvesting wild life. |
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| The end of the stone age when tools were polished. |
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| a method of agriculture in which existing vegetation is cut down and burned off before new seeds have a chance to grow |
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| the taming of plants and animals for human use |
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| the most advanced stage of social development and very organized |
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| a expert or experts at the same thing |
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| a worker in a skilled trade, a trade that involves working with their hands |
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| a society or organization founded for religious, education or similar reason |
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| a person who copies documents was employed before the copying was invented |
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| denoting or relating to the wedge shaped . used in ancient writing systems of Mesopotamia |
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| began after the stone age, when cretin tools were made of bronze not stone |
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| exchange of goods with out using money |
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| a rectangular shaped tower in the third millennium |
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