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Early Modern Humans

Early Modern Humans. Day 3. Do Now. Take out your Moving Across Continents Worksheet. Describe any characteristics of Neanderthals and Cro-Magnons you see. Map Homework. According to the map, where did humans first live?

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Early Modern Humans

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  1. Early Modern Humans Day 3

  2. Do Now • Take out your Moving Across Continents Worksheet. • Describe any characteristics of Neanderthals and Cro-Magnons you see.

  3. Map Homework • According to the map, where did humans first live? • About how many years ago did they reach Australia? North America? • Which culture did humans encounter when they reached Europe and Asia?

  4. Neanderthals • Buried dead with ceremony • Stone-tipped spears • Bone needles • Bone fish hooks • Animal skins, warm boots

  5. Cro-Magnons • Bow and arrows • Well constructed huts with central hearths for fires • Necklaces & pendants • Cave art • Little statues made from ivory • Used antler, bone tools and weapons for hunting and fishing • Oil lamps • Used honey to sweeten food • End of the last Ice Age about 10,000 years ago

  6. Cave Art

  7. Know for quiz! • Vocabulary page 22 • Hunters and gatherers • Cave art • How mankind left Africa • Types of technology early humans had • Know about consequences/how people learned from them

  8. Wrap Up • With your group, write how early humans learned the consequences of their actions. Include an example we used in class.

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