Paleolithic

texts; nor can [we] question prehistoric people about their beliefs” (Hinnells 4). But these first religious practitioners did not leave us totally without record of their beliefs and their lives. Perhaps one of the best sources of information on Paleolithic belief comes as close to straight from the mouths of these ancient peoples as possible – or, rather, from their fingers. These records are the art they left behind, decorating stone walls all across the globe with incredibly consistent images of

those of the Paleolithic era in many different ways. They were two similar and different things. The Paleolithic era was more towards not staying in one specific area. They wanted to follow where their food went. In the agricultural societies, many people leaned towards being a lot less nomadic. They stayed in one spot and decided to farm for food. The Paleolithic era used hunting and gathering very heavily for their source of food. Hunting and gathering was different in every Paleolithic society. This

Paleolithic diets are based on a simple concept, “If a caveman didn’t consume it, neither should you.” Any food that was unavailable to the hunter-gatherer population of humans of old, you simply avoid. To understand what kind of food was available back then, we must first understand the history of agriculture. The “Neolithic Revolution” (which happened around 10,000 BC) brought on the mass domestication of various plants; this paved the way for incredible economic growth, but also the inadvertent

When and why did Homo Sapiens begin to grow into a thriving population that have produced both cognitive and technological advances? No one knows for certain and because of this question countless amounts of people have decided to become anthropologists. Anthropology is defined as, “the study of human beings and their ancestors through time and space and in relation to physical character, environmental and social relations, and culture(Merriam-Webster). Despite all of the time and effort that anthropologists

times, does it make you think that maybe no one is working to keep their mind refreshed and allow our society to grow as opposed to it going backwards? Particular aspects of our society are regressing to ways that can be compared to those of the Paleolithic period, including the way our society's gender roles are portrayed, our ideology and how we treat people, and being civilized. We are reverting to women being the homebodies and taking care of their children and given high expectations, and men

The Paleolithic Man is more of the ‘cave man’ that we know of today, most of them were lived as hunters/nomads and took shelter in caves and/or skin tents. On the other hand, during the Neolithic Era (or the New Stone Age), the Neolithic Man lived in permanent settlements made from stone and mud, they grew crops and domesticated animals. It was during the Neolithic Era that communities and societies were developed and ‘houses’ were created, an example of this is the Catal Hoyuk in modern day Turkey

The Paleolithic Era, also known as the “Old Stone Age,” marked many advancements in prehistory. Us, homo-sapiens, evolved in the Paleolithic Era. During the Paleolithic Era we developed opposable thumbs, religious beliefs, a spoken language and much more. During the Paleolithic Era the nomads were created. Nomads were people who migrated in search of food. During the many years of the existence of nomads they changed their lifestyle from repetition of the same activities, to many advancements causing

known as Paleolithic people, obtained food using tools and weapons such as spears, hand axes and flint stones to start a fire for cooking their meals. These groups of twenty to thirty members devoted all of their energy to hunting and gathering food because their survival and customs depended on the hunting success of each member. Hunting and gathering were difficult tasks and did not provide free time, other than to rest at night. Moreover, as the stores of food depleted, Paleolithic people, who

finished products. Considered a farming community, plants such as wheat, barley and peas, as well as, a variety of other grains and cereal along with the practice of raising cattle. Maize, wheat and peanut was used to produce oils. During the Paleolithic and Neolithic era, obsidian, volcanic glass, was traded in Catal Huyuk and used for making knives, spearheads and tools. The volcanic material was also transformed into mirrors for women who applied red ocher to their faces. The occupation of

The Neolithic Revolution was a time just after the Paleolithic Era. The people during the Neolithic Revolution were beginning to advance with many things including the ability to be able to farm and make their own foods. The Paleolithic Era, on the other hand, was much different. The people during this time were less advance and depended on animals and edible foods to get their nutrition. Just because of that, the people of the Paleolithic Era would live their lives far shorter than the people of