early human vocabulary. hominids members of a family of primates (monkeys and humans) which include...
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Early Human VocabularyEarly Human Vocabulary
HominidsHominids
members of a family of primates (monkeys and humans) which include humans and their fossil ancestors
members of a family of primates (monkeys and humans) which include humans and their fossil ancestors
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AnthropologistAnthropologist
A scientist who studies people, their societies, cultures, etc.
A scientist who studies people, their societies, cultures, etc.
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BipedBiped
An animal with two legs, such as a human
An animal with two legs, such as a human
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MigrateMigrate
To move to another area or country, especially to find work or food
To move to another area or country, especially to find work or food
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Land bridgesLand bridges
Land that was once exposed during prehistoric times, but is covered with water during modern times.
Land that was once exposed during prehistoric times, but is covered with water during modern times.
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Stone AgeStone Age
A very early time in human history, when only stone was used for making tools, weapons, etc. The Stone Age is divided into two halves.
A very early time in human history, when only stone was used for making tools, weapons, etc. The Stone Age is divided into two halves.
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Paleolithic AgePaleolithic Age
The first half of the Stone Age, also known as Old Stone Age. During this time, people got their food by hunting and gathering.
The first half of the Stone Age, also known as Old Stone Age. During this time, people got their food by hunting and gathering.
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Neolithic AgeNeolithic Age
The second half of the Stone Age, also known as the New Stone Age. During this time, groups of people settled down and started to raise animals and crops for food.
The second half of the Stone Age, also known as the New Stone Age. During this time, groups of people settled down and started to raise animals and crops for food.
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DomesticateDomesticate To make an animal able to live with
people as a pet or to work for them, especially on a farm
To make an animal able to live with people as a pet or to work for them, especially on a farm
AgricultureAgriculture The practice or science of farming The practice or science of farming
OreOre
Rock or earth from which metal can be obtained
Rock or earth from which metal can be obtained
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glacierglacier
A large mass of ice that moves slowly over an area of land
A large mass of ice that moves slowly over an area of land
technologytechnology
The use of tools, machines and methods to make things, save time, and/or improve people’s lives
The use of tools, machines and methods to make things, save time, and/or improve people’s lives
hunter-gathererhunter-gatherer
A person who gets food by hunting wild animals and gathering wild plants, roots, nuts, and berries
A person who gets food by hunting wild animals and gathering wild plants, roots, nuts, and berries
BandBand A group of people, a small loosely,
organized group of hunter-gatherers, consisting of 20-30 people
A group of people, a small loosely, organized group of hunter-gatherers, consisting of 20-30 people
SurplusSurplus An amount of something that is more
than what is needed or used An amount of something that is more
than what is needed or used
EnvironmentEnvironment All the living and nonliving things in a
person’s surroundings All the living and nonliving things in a
person’s surroundings