Human Origins

It became less regulated and had fewer protocols.

It became more isolated and less involved with other sciences.

It became more focused on seeking information rather than riches.

It became more focused on culture rather than technology.

the ability to travel long distances

the reliance on grasses and grains for food

the inability to adapt to changes in habitat

the need to live near natural sources of water

constantly faced new challenges

had a large vocabulary of spoken words

possessed sophisticated problem-solving skills

established permanent settlements as soon as they could

the beginning of farming

the creation of human culture

the migration of humans to different continents

the establishment of permanent settlements

reveal information about how many people were in the early human group

reflect early humans’ religious or spiritual beliefs

show how many sunsets the early human group had seen

provide clues about the social hierarchies of the groups who painted them