The species to which all modern human beings belong

The primate family that includes humans and all their fossil ancestors

The taming an animal to keep as a pet, work animal or source of meat

A community of people who move from one place to another, to find food

A society made of families with common culture and a established leader

Hunter-Gatherers are...

People that hunt wild animals and gathering naturally growing food to live

Sedentary Housing is...

A set home that stays in one place; not migratory or nomadic.

A prehistoric period when weapons and tools were made of stone or bone

Prehistoric Era ends when...

Humans learned and invented written language

A society that reaches an advanced stage of development and organization

An object made by a human being, an item of cultural or historical interest

The remains of a prehistoric organism preserved in petrified form

The Agricultural Revolution is...

The transition from hunting/gathering to agriculture and civilizations

The extinct species of human lineage that had the ability to walk upright

Paintings or etched art work on rock shelters created by early humans

An archeologists is...

A person who ancient humans through excavations, artifacts and inferences.

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The Stone Age Vocabulary from Curiouser&CuriouserCurriculum on TpT

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Help your students build vocabulary so they can learn about the earliest humans and their way of life. World History, World Geography, Early Man, Prehistoric, Stone Age.

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1
Homo Sapiens are...
The primate family that includes humans and all their ancestors
The first baboons in East Africa
The species to which all modern human beings belong
The extinct species of human lineage that had the ability to walk upright
2
Hominids are...
The species to which all modern human beings belong
The first baboons in East Africa
The extinct species of human lineage that had the ability to walk upright
The primate family that includes humans and all their fossil ancestors
3
Domestication is...
The transition from hunting/gathering to agriculture and civilizations
The taming an animal to keep as a pet, work animal or source of meat
A set home that stays in one place; not migratory or nomadic.
A society that reaches an advanced stage of development and organization
4
Agriculture is...
Inventing
None of the above
Farming
Building
5
Nomads are...
People that hunt wild animals and gathering naturally growing food to live
Paintings or etched art work on rock shelters created by early humans
A society made of families with common culture and a established leader
A community of people who move from one place to another, to find food
6
The Middle Stone Age is also referred to as...
All the above.
Neolithic Era
Mesolithic Era
Paleolithic Era
7
A Tribe is...
A society made of families with common culture and a established leader
A community of people who move from one place to another, to find food
People that hunt wild animals and gathering naturally growing food to live
Paintings or etched art work on rock shelters created by early humans
8
Hunter-Gatherers are...
A community of people who move from one place to another, to find food
Paintings or etched art work on rock shelters created by early humans
A society made of families with common culture and a established leader
People that hunt wild animals and gathering naturally growing food to live
9
Sedentary Housing is...
A society that reaches an advanced stage of development and organization
A set home that stays in one place; not migratory or nomadic.
The transition from hunting/gathering to agriculture and civilizations
The taming an animal to keep as a pet, work animal or source of meat
10
The Stone Age is...
A prehistoric period when weapons and tools were made of bronze
A prehistoric period when weapons and tools were made of stone or bone
A historic period when weapons and tools were made of titanium
A historic period when weapons and tools were made of iron
11
Prehistoric Era ends when...
Humans learn spoken language
Humans learned and invented written language
The internet was invented
Humans stop recording history on rock walls
12
Civilization is...
The transition from hunting/gathering to agriculture and civilizations
A society that reaches an advanced stage of development and organization
A set home that stays in one place; not migratory or nomadic.
The taming an animal to keep as a pet, work animal or source of meat
13
Artifacts are...
Found and eaten by early dinosaurs
An object made by a human being, an item of cultural or historical interest
Large rocks formed in the Neolithic Era
The tiny flowers found on early vines and eaten by Neanderthals
14
A fossil is...
A rock shaped like an arrowhead
The remains of a prehistoric organism preserved in petrified form
Are always found at the bottom of the oceans
The substance found in fossil fuels on Earth
15
The Agricultural Revolution is...
A society that reaches an advanced stage of development and organization
A set home that stays in one place; not migratory or nomadic.
The transition from hunting/gathering to agriculture and civilizations
The taming an animal to keep as a pet, work animal or source of meat
16
The New Stone Age is also referred to as...
Neolithic Era
All of these
Paleolithic Era
Mesolithic Era
17
Homo Erectus are...
The extinct species of human lineage that had the ability to walk upright
The species to which all modern human beings belong
The first baboons in East Africa
The primate family that includes humans and all their ancestors
18
The Old Stone Age is also referred to as...
Mesolithic Era
Neolithic Era
Paleolithic Era
All the above
19
Cave Art is...
Paintings or etched art work on rock shelters created by early humans
A community of people who move from one place to another, to find food
A society made of families with common culture and a established leader
People that hunt wild animals and gathering naturally growing food to live
20
An archeologists is...
A person who studies how the human mind works and functions.
A person that heals the human body when it is sick.
A person who studies time travel.
A person who ancient humans through excavations, artifacts and inferences.

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