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The oldest traces of Homo sapiens are found on…

Africa

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What artistic legacy did early humans leave behinds?

Etchings and bone carvings, cave paintings, and flutes made from bone

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What was the FIRST continent humans travelled to outside Africa?

Asia

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Humans arrived on Asia how many years ago?

80,000 to 60,000

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When did humans reach Europe?

40,000 years ago

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When did the Neanderthals go extinct?

25,000 years ago

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When did humans land in North America?

15,000 years ago

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In what order did humans populate teh continents?

Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, South America

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When did humans domesticate horses?

4,000-5,000 BCE

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When did humans domesticate camels?

2,000 BCE

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What journalist decided to travel the journey of Homo sapiens from Africa to South America by foot?

Paul Salopek

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When did Salopek start his journey?

January 2013

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How long is Salopek’s journey?

24,000 miles

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Where did Salopek start his journey?

Herto Bouri, Ethiopia

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What is the earliest “human'“ subspecies remains?

Homo sapiens idaltu

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What is the name of the oldest “human” fossil?

Herto man

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How old is the Herto man?

160,000 years

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Where will Salopek’s journey end?

Tierra del Fuego

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What does Salopek call his joruney?

Out of Eden Walk

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Salopek originally though the journey would take ___ years

7

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How much distance (as of 2025) does Salopek have left?

Over half

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What became the niockname for camels?

Ships of the desert

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Camels were most commonly used in….

First millennium CE

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When was the wheel invented?

3,500 BCE-3,350 BCE

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What are the earliest evidence(s) of the wheel?

Images of wagons on clay tablets in Uruk, wagon ruts in Flintbek, and depictions of a wheeled vehcicle on a pot in Bronocice

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Where is Uruk?

Iraq

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Where is Flintbek?

Northern Germany

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Where is Bronocice?

Southern Poland

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Who is known for riding the first early bicyccle?

Aristocrat Baron Karl von Drais de Sauerbrun

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When was de Sauerbrunn seen riding a bike and where?

June 12,1817, Mannheim, Germany

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How far did Baron de Sauerbrun travel in one hour?

14km (8.7 miles)

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What did Baron von Drais call his “bike”?

Laufmaschine (running machine)

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What did Baron von Drais’ invention come to be known as?

Draisine or dandyhorse

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Who invented “pedals” for the dandyhorse and when?

Scottish blacksmith Kirkpatrick Macmillian, 1839

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Who invented the velocipede and when?

Pierre Michaux and Pierre Lallement, late 1860s

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What does velocipede mean?

Fast feet

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What nickname was the velocipede given?

Boneshaker

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When was the “high-wheel” bike developed?

1870s

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What was the “high-wheel” biike nicknamed?

Penny-farthing

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What were the sixes of each wheel in the high-wheeler design?

Front-five feet, back=16 inches

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About how large is the modern bicycle tire?

2.5 feet

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What bad nickname did the high-wheeler get?

Widow-maker

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Falls of the penny-farthing became known as…

Taking a header

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When was the “safety” bicycle made?

Mid-1880s

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Who invented the first commercially successful safety bike and when?

British inventor John Kemp Starley, 1885

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What did John Starley call his bike?

The rover

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When did rubber tires replace the iron or wooden ones on the rover?

1890s

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By the end of the 19th century, how many people had joined the League of American Wheelmen?

100,000

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When did tandem bikes begin to appear?

1880s

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Who FIRST imagined the Tandem bike?

Baron von Drais

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