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Nomad
Highly Mobile people who moved from place to place foraging or searching for new sources of food
Hunter-gatherer
Nomadic groups whose food supply depends on hunting animals and collecting plant foods
Neolithic Revolution:
the far- reaching changes in human life resulting from the beginnings of farming
Slash and burn farming:
they cut trees or grasses and burned them to clear a field
Domestication
the taming of animals
How did early modern humans quickly distinguish themselves from their ancestors? What made this possible?
Global warming happened, which caused farming to take off and agriculture started improving faster.
Why are the artistic expressions of the Paleolithic Age so important?
Because it helped people survive, and people made lots of new art creations
What advantages might farming and herding have over hunter-gathering?
Because you can pick what and how much you get, while hunting, there is risk of injury, and not even a guarantee of getting food.
In what ways did Neolithic people dramatically improve their lives?
They make inventions to stay in one spot and not need to move to find a new food source
Why do you think Robert Braidwood believes that we can learn from early peoples?
To look at how people got past their struggles to help us move past modern issues.
Where did agriculture develop around the world? Describe the locations and crops they grew.
The grow best by water sources and not in dry areas
Why do YOU think the development of agriculture occurred around the same time in several different places around the world?
Countries get inspired from other countries so they don't fall behind in evolution
What have the discoveries at Catal Huyuk shown us about life in early cities?
Pros (positives):
It brought many crops and food
Allowed them to domesticate animals
Allows more workers like potters and weavers to get jobs
Cons (negatives):
Natural disasters destroyed homes and villages
Diseases spread easier
People may fight.