World History | Chapter 1 (Section 1 Early Humans) | The First Civilizations and Empires
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Early humans transitioned from hunting and gathering to agriculture, leading to population growth, city living, governance, and art. Scientists use fossils and artifacts to understand early human life, studying past societies through archaeology and anthropology.
Insights
- The transition from hunting and gathering to agriculture marked a significant shift in human history, leading to population growth, urbanization, governance, and the development of complex societies with written language and art.
- Archaeology and anthropology play crucial roles in piecing together early human history, relying on scientific methods like radiocarbon dating to accurately date artifacts and fossils, providing insights into the evolution of Homo sapiens sapiens and the replacement of Neanderthals, as well as the adaptation strategies of early humans during the Paleolithic Age, such as the use of fire for survival during the Ice Ages and the creation of prehistoric art in caves like Lascaux and Altamira, shedding light on early human culture, beliefs, and lifestyle.
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How did early humans survive in the past?
By hunting, fishing, and gathering food in a hostile environment.
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