Karteikarten

Prehistory

Juan Fernandez Castillo Historia Spanisch 26 Karten

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1This is the Iberian language and is still undeciphered. Does it belong to prehistory or to history?Prehistory. Only if the language has been deciphered is it considered to belong to history.
2In which two periods is the Stone Age divided?Paleolithic (4,5 m.y.a.) and Neolithic (12,000 years ago)
3In what three periods is the Metal Age divided?Copper, Bronze and Iron ages
4What was the first hominid capable of walking on two legs?Australopithecus (4.2 m.y.a.)
5What was the first hominid capable of making its own tools?Homo habilis (2.4 m.y.a.)
6What hominid discovered the fire?Homo erectus (1.8 m.y.a.)
7What hominid lived with us without being our ancestor?Homo neanderthalensis (200,000 to 35,000 years ago)
8What species of hominid do we belong to?Homo sapiens (195,000 years ago)
9Which period of the Stone Age does this image correspond to?Paleolithic: hunters-gatherers, nomadic people.
10Which period of the Stone Age does this image correspond to?Neolithic (farmers, sedentary people)
11Which period of the Stone Age does this cave painting belong to?Paleolithic (Lascaux cave, France)
12What is this paleolithic Venus called?Venus of Willendorf (22,000 BC)
13What is the name of this area between Europe Africa and Asia where the Neolithic began?Fertile Crescent
14What is this type of typical Neolithic pottery called and how it was made?Cardium pottery. It was made by doing incisions with a shell.
15What is this type of art made from large stones called?Megalithic art
16What is this type of construction called?Dolmen
17What is this type of construction called?Menhir
18What is this type of construction called?Cromlech
19This bone remains belongs to the Man of Orce, Why is it not listed as the oldest hominid in the Iberian Peninsula?Because some arqueologists think that it is the remains of an equid
20This is Miguelón, the oldest hominid in Europe, found in Atapuerca, Burgos. What is its scientific name?Homo antecessor (800,000 years ago)
21What is the name of this ceramic, born in the Iberian Peninsula and expanded throughout Europe?Bell Beaker (since 2,900 BC, Spanish copper age)
22What is the name of this building? To what period does it belong? What was its function?Motilla del Azuer, in Ciudad Real. It belongs to the Spanish bronze age (2,000 BC) and its purpose was to storage water for periods of draught
23What is the name of this typical construction from the Menorcan Bronze Age?Naveta, because it resembles a boat (nave, in Spanish) upside down.
24What culture do the Guisando Bulls belong to?Celts (4th century BC)
25What culture does the Lady of Elche belong to?Iberians (5th century BC)
26This treasure of possible Tartessian origin is called...Treasure of El Carambolo (5th century BC)