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    During the Paleolithic to the Neolithic period, there were some major cultural changes or contributions to the humanities that occurred. The Paleolithic lived a nomadic life in which they were known as nomadic hunters and gatherers. During the Paleolithic period (circa 40,000 – 8,000 B.C.E.) their form of art were wall paintings instituted deep inside the caves. They would stay by the opening of the cave, where there was light and depended on animals to feed on. Other than cave paintings, another

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    Stiner states in , Finding a Common Bandwidth: Causes of Convergence and Diversity in Paleolithic Beads, “Cognitively advanced hominins evolved… 250,000 years ago,.” yet we see the first evidence of “symbiotic expression” roughly 100,000- 45,000 BP. This does not mean that there was not any works created earlier, it just means that there is no surviving evidence. Pigment traces of ochre and manganese in Lower Paleolithic sites add to the indications that there was some sort of symbiotic expression occurring

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    world. They where not that advanced so they made tools out of wood, stone and bone. Life in the Neolithic Era was easier than life in the Paleolithic life was. The reason for this is in the Paleolithic Era you were nomadic so you were constantly moving around. In the Neolithic you stayed in one place and you made a village their. But the people in the Paleolithic were healthier than the people in the Neolithic because people

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    Venus De Milo share some of the same attributes and differences. Therefore, the Venus of Willendorf was made in the Paleolithic period which symbolizes fertility and Venus De Milo was made in the Hellenistic period and represents Aphrodite which is the goddess of beauty. To begin, the Paleolithic period is known as the earliest use of stone tools. “Based on theory, the Paleolithic age started to begin with the first appearance of the human form. Even though it was difficult for humans to perfect

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    writing and recording is called prehistory. In order to understand this period, one would obtain knowledge from research done by evolutionary biologists archaeologists. There was an evolutions for our ancestors called Homo sapiens. There was a paleolithic era and a Neolithic era that is significant with the transition to agriculture. When archaeologists had discovered a skeleton of a woman who died 3.2 million years ago, they had found the world 's best known prehistoric individual. This skeleton

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    To start off the comparison between the woman from Willendorf and Aphrodite of Melos, it’s important to give a brief overview of both. The Woman from Willendorf was a Human free-standing figurine from the upper paleolithic period(pg 6), depicting a woman with an emphasis on her womanly traits, such as her breast and hips. She is thought to be a votive figure; which tribes would offer to another tribe as a sign of fertility and that the other tribe wanted to mingle with their tribe. The Aphrodite

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    About 3.5 million years ago, before people began to use fire, africans began to do something different. African populations began to make tools by chipping away a chunk of stone until it turned into a proper shape, a cutting tool, arrow, spear tip, and many more. During the different time periods, these tools were given complicated names like Acheulean and Mousterian which showed the growth as they progressed in the making of tools. Some of the tools that have survived over the ages like hand axes

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    them as very human and emotional. The way humans have been depicted through sculpture and the reasons behind these canons have evolved and changed over time. The earliest examples of the human form in sculpture can be found in the paleolithic era. While in the Paleolithic era humans were rarely depicted in paintings, they were commonly depicted through sculpture in small figurines. The majority of these figures were female, with very few males, and over two-hundred have been classified as “Venus figurines

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    era of the 21st century. Within this paper, it will discuss about how the community, lifestyle, advances in technology, politics, and religion were formed in the Year 1000. It will also compare and constrast the Year 1000 to the Paleolithic and Neolithic era. The Paleolithic Era (or Old Stone Age) is a period of prehistory from about 2.6 million years ago to around 10000 years ago . There are very few subjects that are more controversial than the origins of the human species. During the Ice Age, a

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    technological advances were constantly being discovered. During the Paleolithic, Neolithic, and Bronze Age, new technologies followed under the old proverb “Necessity is the mother of invention” because each development was created for a purpose. From early tools and rock carvings to housing, pottery, and writing each invention was historically significant and could contribute to a connection to survival. During the Paleolithic time, many technological inventions were created, each with a necessary

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