Presentasi Tanpa Judul

To understand the origins of human civilization

To learn about ancient languages

To discover new species

To study modern technology

The use of metal tools

The absence of written language

The development of agriculture

The existence of kingdoms

Nomads built permanent houses and farmed the land.

Nomads moved frequently to follow food sources.

Nomads relied mainly on written records for survival.

Nomads domesticated many animals for food.

Farming and animal husbandry

Nomadic hunting and gathering

Building permanent settlements

Writing and record keeping

They were used for cooking

They were early expressions of human art

They were maps for hunting grounds

They were religious texts

Nomadic hunting only

Semi-settled living in caves or near coasts

Advanced agriculture

Use of kitchen midden heaps

It only depicted animals

It was used for cooking

It provided valuable clues about prehistoric life

It was written in ancient scripts

Development of stronger tools, weapons, and jewelry from metals

Discovery of fire for the first time

Invention of writing systems

Domestication of animals

Beautiful patterns on axes

Intricate jewelry

Stone carvings

Painted pottery

Humans became more settled and developed more advanced tools for farming and storage.

Humans continued to move frequently and only used simple stone tools.

Humans started using metal tools exclusively.

Humans stopped hunting and gathering completely.

Stationary

Nomads

Wanderers

Foot People

Paleolithic

Mesolithic

Neolithic

Metal Age