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Tying it all to the T heme of MOVEMENT

Tying it all to the T heme of MOVEMENT Add one additional slide to the Power Point you have created about your migration story Answer the following questions on that slide 1 - What type of migration was this? Come up with at least 2 terms that would fit and explain why.

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Tying it all to the T heme of MOVEMENT

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  1. Tying it all to the Theme of MOVEMENT Add one additional slide to the Power Point you have created about your migration story Answer the following questions on that slide 1 - What type of migration was this? Come up with at least 2 terms that would fit and explain why. 2 - How does it illustrate MOVEMENT– the movement of people, things and ideas? Consider how culture is DIFFUSED.

  2. Context Clues for Human Migration

  3. Vocabulary • Anthropology: science of the origin, development, and culture of human beings. • Archaeology: study of human history, based on material remains. • Genetics: the study of heredity, or how characteristics are passed down from one generation to the next. • Geography: study of places and the relationships between people and their environments. • Linguistics: study of language. • Paleontology: the study of fossils and life from early geologic periods.

  4. What are some clues that one might look for to discover the routes of Human Migration?

  5. Anthropology - creation stories of indigenous communities passed down through generations • Archaeology - evidence of ancient habitations, cooking fires, or cave paintings • Paleontology - early human fossils • Natural history - land bridges and events such as Ice Ages

  6. PEKING MAN – With the information from your worksheet

  7. MOUSTERIAN CULTURE – With the information from your worksheet

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