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History
the story of our species, a vehichle of how we understand the past and condoct our present existence
science, art, humanity
Myths
contribute to misunderstandings, miscommunication and our ability to mediate with one another
Cultural Relativisim
the idea that morality emerges from unique cultural contexts
Bipedal mobility
walking on two legs
Australopithecus Afarnsis
came from eastern and southern Africa from 2.5 to 4 million years ago. forensic evidence demonstrates that they were able to roam in trees. 1/3 the size of OUR brains and did not use very complex tools

Homo Habilis
the name means “handy man”. the first members of our genus, homo. larger brains, widespread tools. paleolithic art emerged during this era

Homo Erectus
Homo Erectus changed our diet. began walking upright, living on the ground. digestive organs changing. new predators also emerged

Human nature and problem solving
our brain works around executing patterns, dopamine, problem solving. this was crucial towards domestication.
Social changes, Homo Erectus
we moved from animalistic tendencies and care for the old, injured, disabled, elderly, pregnant. we develop in social roles
Domestication of Fire
The domestication of fire was critical for our evolution. we were able to cook our food. cooked food has more calories and caloric effeciency propelled our development
Why do we have to take our wisdom teeth out?
our teeth have impacted, our jaw no longer expands as it did. we don’t have a need to chew foods like we used to
Rice as a grain
is the most calorie efficient grain
Neanderthals
are a different species to humans. more socially behind than our homo species. smaller social group with a hypothesized different understanding of reality-dreams
when did complex societies emerger
12k years ago
Food Surplus
animals and animal labor helped us grow and become more efficient. we got a surplus in food and a new found freetime to do other things.
Mesopotamia is greek for what
land between the rivers
Animals and our Immune System
Animals exposed us to microbiomes which boosted our immune systems. This was also good for our ability to stay alive and further evolve
Jobs specialized with..
food surplus and our improved immune systems
In a hunter-gatherered band…
everyone focuses on food production
how does agriculture and livestock help humans
helps us produce much more food, not everyone has to be a farmer
specialized laborers AKA
artisans
economic con of switching to manufacturing
typically associated with a lower GPA
archeologists believed that women engaged in..
granaries, mills, textiles
why did we start trading
we have so many goods that we don’t need, so there is a natural incentive to trade, and vise versa. cultural infusion emerges because of this trade.
bartering entails what need
the need to document these transactions, debts, sales
with trading came what social dynamic?
a hierarchy
hierarchy
the organization of social castes of classes with higher castes exerting authority over the others
ziggurat
massive step pyraminds. we see that human life is valued, and the rich. the rich were able to be spared from the floods at the top.
