The Coming of Humans
The Upper Paleolithic Period
A new man appeared called the
Homo Sapiens ("wise man") the first man
to have the same appearance as the man
of today. He lived in caved and decorated
some with beautiful wall paintings.
The objects he used were greatly
improved - hand axes, stone knives,
scrapers and needles have been
found. The women began to dedicate
themselves to domestic duties and to
adorn themselves with necklaces. The
cultivation of grains was also begun.
Human Remains
The human remains tell that now
there is as a man similar to us
called "Homo Sapiens".
there is as a man similar to us
called "Homo Sapiens".
Culture
During this epoch, "Homo Sapiens"
Habitation
Scrapers, knives, awls, burins, instruments
of bone, spearheads attached to handles.Men
added fine work which became truly artistic,
such as the beautiful spearhead called
"Laurel Leaf." Men became very artistic and
made beautiful paintings on the cave walls.
They also wore personal ornaments.They
were united to tribes and had a religion
headed by a sorcerer.
were united to tribes and had a religion
headed by a sorcerer.
During this epoch, "Homo Sapiens"
inhabited all of the continents. During this
time, the different races developed, perhaps
as a result of the diversity of climate.Toward
the end of this period, women devoted
themselves to domestic duties and men to
hunting and to fishing. The dead were buried
time, the different races developed, perhaps
as a result of the diversity of climate.Toward
the end of this period, women devoted
themselves to domestic duties and men to
hunting and to fishing. The dead were buried
with funeral gifts. It is evident that progress
during this period was enormous and men
were divided into diverse cultures.
during this period was enormous and men
were divided into diverse cultures.
Always caves
Fauna
Horses, bison, mammoth, reindeer
Vegetation
The same as the preceding period.
Man learned to recognize many wild
plants and, little by little, learned
to use them as food.
Man learned to recognize many wild
plants and, little by little, learned
to use them as food.
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The Coming of Humans