 Stone
Age
The period of time in human
development characterized by the use of stones as their
principle technology. |
 Old Stone
Age-Paleolithic-Of or relating to the cultural period of
the Stone Age beginning with the earliest chipped stone tools, about
750,000 years ago, until the beginning of the Mesolithic Period,
about 15,000 years ago. Source:
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Ancient
History/Paleolithic Age - Wikibooks, collection of open
Everything we know today about
prehistory, including the Paleolithic age, is as a
result of ... Other types of tools show up in the late
Paleolithic age. |
Old Stone Age
Shannon McPherron (University of North Carolina,
Greensboro) and Harold Dibble (University of Pennsylvania) report on
research at several sites in Europe. |
Paleolithic
A description and information on this time in human history. |
[PPT]
Paleolithic Old Stone
Age
Power Point presentation on the Stone Age |
The Paleolithic Age
Web Links
The Paleolithic Age: 10000 - 5000 BC.
Paleolithic Art Home Page |
Stone Tools
From that point on, for
more than a million years, humans have slowly refined
the art of making stone tools, from early choppers to
razor-fine blades of ... |
Stone Tools and Archeology
This web
sites intended purpose is to provide various information
concerning Stone Tools, archeology and the Archeological
Society of Virginia(ASV). |
Stone Tools Typology
Classification of
Stone Tools |
Stone Tools-Wikipedia
Informational site |
Stone Age - Wikipedia,
The Old Stone Age period runs from about 2
million years ago to the end of the Pleistocene, 10000 years ago.
For areas with an early neolithisation, ... |
Stone Age or Paleolithic Age
The Stone Age (known to scholars as the
Paleolithic era) in human prehistory, is the name given to the
period between about 1.5 million years ago up until ... |
Stone
Age Habitats
A discussion of early human homes.
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Stone
Age Reference Collection
SARC is a reference program containing information
about the TYPOLOGY, TECHNOLOGY, RAW MATERIALS and STUDY METHODS
of the Stone Age. |
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Middle Stone Age-Mesolithic
Of or relating
to the cultural period of the Stone Age between the
Paleolithic and Neolithic periods, marked by the
appearance of microlithic tools and weapons and by
changes in the nature of settlements.
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The Free Dictionary |
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Microlithic Tools: A very small
blade made of flaked stone and used as a tool,
especially in the European Mesolithic Period.
microlithic mi'cro·lith'ic (-lĭth'ĭk) adj. ... Source:
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Mesolithic Age
from 8500 BC to 4000 BC
Mesolithic Age nomadic
hunter-gatherers living in small groups along rivers we
have examples of a hunter-gatherers encampment with
reconstructed wood and |
Mesolithic -
Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Information on the Middle Stone Age |
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New Stone Age-Neolithic-Of
or relating to the cultural period of the Stone Age
beginning around 10,000 B.C.
in the Middle East and later elsewhere, characterized by
the development of agriculture and the making of
polished stone implements.
Source:
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Neolithic Age
(10000 - 4000 years ago)
Neolithic Age. (8th or 7th
millenium BC - 18th/16th century BC). The development of
pottery in China began with the pottery of two Neolithic
cultures |
Neolithic Age
Neolithic
period of Asia Minor. The civilization begins in
Anatolia. |
The Neolithic Age
Web Links
Links to sites that deal with the New
Stone Age |
Neolithic Period
Information on the New Stone Age |
Neolithic -
Wikipedia
Information on the New Stone Age |
 Bronze
Age-A
period of human culture between the Stone Age and the
Iron Age, characterized by the use of weapons and
implements made of bronze.
Source:
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AllRefer.com - Bronze Age (Human Evolution) -
Encyclopedia
AllRefer.com reference and
encyclopedia resource provides complete information on
Bronze Age, Human Evolution. Includes related research
links. |
ARCHAEO - BRONZE
AGE
Limited amount of information |
THE BRONZE AGE
Limited amount of information |
Bronze Age -
Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Information on this period |
Bronze Age Links
Informational links |
Chapter 4: The
Bronze Age
The Bronze Age marks the time at
which smiths became metallurgists, ... Bronze Age smiths
were often buried with the tools of their trade:
hammers, ... |
 Iron Age-The
period in cultural development succeeding the Bronze Age in Asia, Europe, and Africa,
characterized by the introduction of iron metallurgy. In
Europe it began around the eighth century
B.C. Source:
Answer.com |
THE IRON AGE
Limited amount of information |
Iron Age from 750
BC to 500 AD at Archaeolink, Prehistory Park ...
Limited amount of information |
Iron Age -
HighBeam Encyclopedia
Limited amount of information |
Iron Age -
Wikipedia
Information on this period. |
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