Prehistoric Medicine

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GCSE History Quiz on Prehistoric Medicine, created by JustHaych on 01/06/2013.
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Question 1

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What is meant by the term Prehistoric?
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  • A time before history
  • A time before written records
  • A time when writing first started

Question 2

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Who made/makes discoveries of Prehistoric lifestyle?
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  • Archaeologist
  • Aromatherapist

Question 3

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Where do the people who discover information about the prehistoric people get their information from?
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  • Cave Paintings
  • Written records
  • Aboriginal Culture
  • Archaeopathology

Question 4

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What were some of the Prehistoric Beliefs?
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  • In spiritual Worlds, which where the reason for illness and cures
  • Evil spirits where the reason for illness
  • Trephinning helped headaches, and other head injuries
  • Gods were the reason for disease
  • People died because of their sins
  • To keep health they had to carry huge logs

Question 5

Question
What were some of the Prehistoric Beliefs?
Answer
  • In spiritual Worlds, which where the reason for illness and cures
  • Evil spirits where the reason for illness
  • Trephinning helped headaches, and other head injuries
  • Gods were the reason for disease
  • People died because of their sins
  • To keep health they had to carry huge logs

Question 6

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Why would progress in Prehistoric Medicine have been slow?
Answer
  • Excavations of ancient burials and tombs tell us that their ideas on anatomy where not right in more than one way, so that hindered the production of Prehistoric medicine
  • Because there was no writing, so that obviously hindered any progress
  • Because people didn't use plants to try to cure disease at all, they only prayed to God, which obviously hindered medicine
  • People travelling mostly in the summer and not in the winter, so idea where only spread here and there and people tend to get more ill in the winter, so that would have made the progress in medicine slow because it meant that people couldn't really share ideas in the winter as well as they could in the summer.
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