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Life of Early Man
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Palaeolithic age, Mesolithic age, Neolithic age, stone age, archeologist, excavation, Chalcolithic period
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palaeolithic age
mesolithic age
neolithic age
stone age
archeologist
excavation
chalcolithic period
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Vaalarivan Marutha Nayagam
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Life of Early Man
Stone Age - Period when stone tools were used
Palaeolithic Age (Old Stone Age)
Palaeo means old
Lithic means stone
Core tools
Made from Large stones by sharpening the edges
Food hunter and gatherer
Moved from one place to another
Greatest achievement - Accidental discovery of fire by rubbing two stones
warmth and safety from animals
Roast raw food - tastier and softer
Upper Narmada and upper Indus
Flake tools
Crude and Unpolished
Stone that break away while making core tools
Mesolithic Age (Middle Stone Age)
Meso means middle
Used horns and bones in addition to stone tools
Made huts using tree branches
Ate seeds, roots, nuts, berries and fish
Became food producer - moved closer to water sources
Started Agriculture
Tamed animals like cow, goat, sheep and pig
Dog was the first animal to be tamed
Protected himself with skins of animals (hides)
Mysore and Western Narmada
Neolithic Age (New Stone Age)
Neo means new
Skilled tool maker
Harder and stronger stone tools
Polishing and grinding tools and weapons
Stone-axe
Knives
Spears
harpoons
wooden bows and stone tipped arrows
invented sickle
cutting crops and grass
Axe
cutting treas
Grinding stone
grind the grains
Kashmir, Assam, Bengal and Orissa
Agriculture - Rice, Wheat etc.
Worshipped "Mother" Earth
Believed Life after Death
Buried dead along with the objects they used
Important Achievement
Cultivation of crops
Domestication of animals
Lead a settled life - institution of family
Did not have to move constantly
Most remarkable invention
Wheels
sledges and chariots
Spinning and pottery
Next Age
Metal age or Chalcolithic Period
Chalco means Copper
Origin
May have developed in Africa as it contains favourable climatic conditions
May have wandered to Asia, Europe and America
Information about early man
Based on information on Tools and Objects excavated
Archeologists study the human past through material remains
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