Regular Early Humans Part 2

They were the first hominid species to use simple stone tools.

They had the largest brain capacity of all early humans.

They lived 10,000 years ago.

They were known for building permanent homes.

Homo habilis had a larger brain capacity, suggesting increased cognitive abilities.

Homo habilis lived in trees, while Australopithecus did not.

Homo habilis was the first to use fire.

Homo habilis had a tail.

They were the first hominids to migrate out of Africa.

They were known for creating advanced tools like the Acheulean handaxe.

They were among the earliest members of the Homo genus and used simple stone tools.

They were the first to use fire in caves.

Handaxe, spear, arrowhead, scraper

Bone needle, pottery, sickle, plow

Metal knife, hammer, chisel, saw

Bow, arrow, fishing net, axe

Development of agriculture

Creation of the Oldowan tool industry

Use of fire and advanced tools like the Acheulean handaxe

Domestication of animals

Development of stone tools

Domestication of animals

Invention of agriculture

Building of permanent settlements

They are considered the common humans.

They lived between 400,000 to 100,000 years ago.

Cro-Magnon and Neanderthals are early Homo sapiens.

They were the first to use stone tools.

High forehead

Prominent chin

Small brain

Sophisticated toolmaking

They were physically similar to present-day humans.

They created intricate cave art.

They were the first hominids to use fire.

They demonstrated complex social structures.

Homo habilis

Homo erectus

Homo sapiens

Australopithecus robustus

Homo neanderthalensis

Homo floresiensis

Homo erectus

Australopithecus

To find new friends

To avoid predators

To follow the seasonal availability of food and water

To escape from other clans

They lived in clans or groups.

They were nomadic and traveled from place to place.

They built permanent settlements early on.

They followed food sources such as animals.