π₯ Trip to PREHISTORY! π₯ Discover How the First Humans Lived π οΈ
What is Prehistory?
Understanding Prehistoric Times
- Prehistory refers to a time long ago, thousands of years before writing was invented, making it difficult to document human stories.
- Early humans were nomadic, lacking permanent homes as they traveled in search of food and often lived in caves for safety against cold and predators.
- Towards the end of prehistory, humans began to cultivate their own food, leading to more stable living conditions and the construction of permanent houses.
- Humans expressed themselves through art by decorating their homes with paintings that depicted community life and surrounding wildlife using natural colors from rocks and plants.
- The development of stone tools marked significant advancements in hunting, shelter building, and clothing production; fire was discovered as a crucial element for cooking and warmth.
Key Discoveries in Prehistory
- The discovery of fire was one of the greatest achievements during prehistoric times, enhancing cooking methods and providing warmth.