Evidences of Science and Technology during Pre-Historic Era (3000-5000 BC)

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Fire

is considered humanity’s greatest discovery because it brought about transformative changes in how early humans lived, ate, and survived.

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The Dawn of the First Civilization

Ancient humans made progress by inventing tools as science developed

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Mud platter

when it was found, it lead to pottery & mud houses development

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Pottery

was first known in Japan around 10000 BC.

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Discovery

recognition and observation of new objects

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Invention

man’s process when to their discoveries, observation & experiences are put together to make new ways or output that will help to solve human certain problems.

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Stone Age

is an age where stone is widely used for tools from 3.4 million years ago. It’s divided into palaeolithic (early), mesolithic (middle), & neolithic (new).

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Australopithecus & Paranthropus

They are the early humans who lives in this era. They were contemporaneous of the genus homo. The human in this era are food gatherer, & depended on hunting animals & fish and collecting wild fruits, nuts & berries for their sustenance.

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In palaeolithic era, early humans developed 4 fundamental tool traditions:

Pebble tool, hand axe, flake tool, and blade tool

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Pebble tool

a rounded stone with a few chips knocked off to create a cutting edge

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Hand Axe

typically almond-shaped with two faces

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flake tool

is a type of stone tool from the stone age, created by sticking a flake from larger stone core.

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blade tool

a type of stone tool made by striking a long, narrow flake from a stone core.

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In Early Stone Age, there is two most basic toolkits

Oldowan and Acheulean toolkit

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Oldowan toolkit

it is the oldest stonetools, which consists of hammer stones & sharp flakes.

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Acheulean toolkit

consist of cutting tools like hand axes

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Middle Palaeolithic

Innovation speed up. Hand axes became more refined. The “prepared core” technique allowed for better flakes.

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Prepared Core Technique

A method in which a core is carefully flaked on one side, so that a predetermined & shape could be produced in a single blow.

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Mesolithic Period

Is a period on which Toolkits like spearpoints, darts, arrows, awls, needles, thread, skin clothing, harpoons & fishing were already developed.

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Neolithic Period

was characterized by herding society, bronze smelting, agriculture, pottery & consumption of wild cereal grains.

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Bronze Age

Beginning of mining and metallurgy. Use of bronze for tools and weapons. This period was a significant step due to the introduction of metalworking

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Iron Age

Use of iron as the primary material. Changes in agriculture and lifestyle due to iron tools. This period brought widespread changes in lifestyle due to more efficient tool