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Early Humans Culminating Project

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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EARLY HUMANS CULMINATING PROJECT

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Bipedalism
Bipedalism(walking on two feet) was first discovered in AA in a female hominid named Lucy around 3 to 4 million years ago. Walking on two feet has allowed human beings to have their hands free and do great things.

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Having access to our wonderful hands now allows us to innovate a better future. We can now design greater homes and buildings for us to live and discover in.

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Control of Fire
Control of fire was first found in Homo Erectus from 1.8 to .2 million years ago in Africa and Asia. The ability to use fire allows humans to cook and smelt food and metal, and also heat themselves.

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Humans still use fire today for the same reason including cooking, smelting, and heat.

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Shelter
In the Paleolithic Age the shelter that the hominids had all depended on their food source and if they rested in caves or tents made of sticks and skins.

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Shelter's today are occupied by people with a stable food supply which means they don't have to move around to find food.

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Development of Trade
The development of trade began in the Neolithic Age around 2500 B.C.E. when people started to realize that everything had its own level of value and need.

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The use of trade was passed down through many generations, but is still used for its original purpose with currency.

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Weaving
Weaving was first discovered in the Neolithic Age around 6000 B.C.E. when the people began farming to create a stable food supply. Without having to worry about food anymore, they started to create art such as weaving.

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Weaving was a new way to clothe and create baskets for carrying.

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Pottery
Pottery was first found in the Neolithic Age around 6000 B.C.E. when people needed a device to hold there food, water, etc.

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This simple need turned into a fantastic art that people use today.

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Irrigation
The irrigation system was first used by Sumerians in Southern Europe. This system was conducted of canals, dams, and reservoirs.

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Irrigation systems today are made up of pipes, reservoirs, and natural water supplies. These several things are used to transport water and body waste.

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Plow
Plows were first used by Sumerians in Southern Europe. These plows that were made of metal and leather were pulled by either oxen or bulls.

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The plow was advanced over time and are now mechanical, and are called a tractor.

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Wheel
The first wheel dates back to 3500 B.C.E., in which time it was created by the Sumerians in Southern Europe. What people believe happened was they were dragging a sled on two square planks of wood when the edges of the sled began cutting a large slit in the planks.

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Wheels today are used in automated vehicles known as cars.

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Early Humans Culminating Project

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EARLY HUMANS CULMINATING PROJECT

Bipedalism Bipedalism(walking on two feet) was first discovered in AA in a female hominid named Lucy around 3 to 4 million years ago. Walking on two feet has allowed human beings to have their hands free and do great things.

Having access to our wonderful hands now allows us to innovate a better future. We can now design greater homes and buildings for us to live and discover in.

Control of Fire Control of fire was first found in Homo Erectus from 1.8 to .2 million years ago in Africa and Asia. The ability to use fire allows humans to cook and smelt food and metal, and also heat themselves.

Humans still use fire today for the same reason including cooking, smelting, and heat.

Shelter In the Paleolithic Age the shelter that the hominids had all depended on their food source and if they rested in caves or tents made of sticks and skins.

Shelter's today are occupied by people with a stable food supply which means they don't have to move around to find food.

Development of Trade The development of trade began in the Neolithic Age around 2500 B.C.E. when people started to realize that everything had its own level of value and need.

The use of trade was passed down through many generations, but is still used for its original purpose with currency.

Weaving Weaving was first discovered in the Neolithic Age around 6000 B.C.E. when the people began farming to create a stable food supply. Without having to worry about food anymore, they started to create art such as weaving.

Weaving was a new way to clothe and create baskets for carrying.

Pottery Pottery was first found in the Neolithic Age around 6000 B.C.E. when people needed a device to hold there food, water, etc.

This simple need turned into a fantastic art that people use today.

IrrigationThe irrigation system was first used by Sumerians in Southern Europe. This system was conducted of canals, dams, and reservoirs.

Irrigation systems today are made up of pipes, reservoirs, and natural water supplies. These several things are used to transport water and body waste.

Plow Plows were first used by Sumerians in Southern Europe. These plows that were made of metal and leather were pulled by either oxen or bulls.

The plow was advanced over time and are now mechanical, and are called a tractor.

Wheel The first wheel dates back to 3500 B.C.E., in which time it was created by the Sumerians in Southern Europe. What people believe happened was they were dragging a sled on two square planks of wood when the edges of the sled began cutting a large slit in the planks.

Wheels today are used in automated vehicles known as cars.

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Bipedalism
Bipedalism(walking on two feet) was first discovered in AA in a female hominid named Lucy around 3 to 4 million years ago. Walking on two feet has allowed human beings to have their hands free and do great things.

Control of Fire
Control of fire was first found in Homo Erectus from 1.8 to .2 million years ago in Africa and Asia. The ability to use fire allows humans to cook and smelt food and metal, and also heat themselves.

Shelter
In the Paleolithic Age the shelter that the hominids had all depended on their food source and if they rested in caves or tents made of sticks and skins.

Development of Trade
The development of trade began in the Neolithic Age around 2500 B.C.E. when people started to realize that everything had its own level of value and need.

Weaving
Weaving was first discovered in the Neolithic Age around 6000 B.C.E. when the people began farming to create a stable food supply. Without having to worry about food anymore, they started to create art such as weaving.

Pottery
Pottery was first found in the Neolithic Age around 6000 B.C.E. when people needed a device to hold there food, water, etc.

Irrigation
The irrigation system was first used by Sumerians in Southern Europe. This system was conducted of canals, dams, and reservoirs.

Plow
Plows were first used by Sumerians in Southern Europe. These plows that were made of metal and leather were pulled by either oxen or bulls.

Wheel
The first wheel dates back to 3500 B.C.E., in which time it was created by the Sumerians in Southern Europe. What people believe happened was they were dragging a sled on two square planks of wood when the edges of the sled began cutting a large slit in the planks.