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Vocabulary flashcards covering the key concepts, tools, gender roles, shelters, and breakthroughs of the Paleolithic Age based on the lecture worksheet.
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Paleolithic
A Greek word meaning "old stone".
Paleolithic Age (Time Period)
Circa 2,500,000 BCE to 10,000 BCE.
Paleolithic Tools
Tools made of stone, spears, bow and arrow, harpoons, and fishhooks made of bone.
Paleolithic Shelters
Camps and caves, which evolved over time into shelters made of poles or sticks covered with animal hides.
Role of Women in Paleolithic Society
Birthing and raising children, along with gathering berries, nuts, and grains.
Role of Men in Paleolithic Society
Hunting animals and providing for the group.
Fire (Paleolithic Breakthrough)
A major technological breakthrough that provided a source of light and heat in homes and caves.
Cave Paintings / Paleolithic Art
Artistic creations used for religious and decorative purposes.