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Mind Map by Miriam Aldunate, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Miriam Aldunate
about 9 years ago
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Prehistory
- What is prehistory?
- The prehistory extends from
our first ancestor (about 5.000
million years ago)to the invention
of writting.
- Prehistory is
divided into 3
periods:
- The Palaeolithic Age
extends from our
first ancestors to
11.000 years ago,
they lived from
hunting and
gathering
- The Neolithic Age
began about 11.000
years ago. Groups of
human beigns
started to live in
villages.
- The Metal Ages
began about
7.000 years ago.
Human beings
learned to use
metals
- The Palaeolithic Age
extends from our
first ancestors to
11.000 years ago,
they lived from
hunting and
gathering
- Prehistory is
divided into 3
periods:
- The prehistory extends from
our first ancestor (about 5.000
million years ago)to the invention
of writting.
- What were early human beings like?
- Home habilis; these appeared 2
million years ago. Their brain was
bigger. Their name "habilis" that
means skilful. They made stone
tools and lived from hunting and
gathering
- Australopithecus; these
appeared about 5 million
years ago. They were very
similar to chipanzees,
they normally walk with
2 feets
- Homo herectus; these
appeared 1 and a half
million years ago. They walk
upright. This was the first
species to live outside
Africa.They lived Europe
and Asia
- Homo sapiens our species
appeared in Africa about
130.000 years ago, they were
taller than Neanderthals.
- The first Europeans:
- The oldest human
remains in Europe
appeared in Atapuerca,
Spain. They are 800.000
years old and their name
is Homo antecessor.
- Neanderthlas were
a different species
who lived in Europe
150.000 years ago
- The oldest human
remains in Europe
appeared in Atapuerca,
Spain. They are 800.000
years old and their name
is Homo antecessor.
- Home habilis; these appeared 2
million years ago. Their brain was
bigger. Their name "habilis" that
means skilful. They made stone
tools and lived from hunting and
gathering
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