Old Stone Age vs. New Stone Age

Using skills and tools to meet practical human needs

• technology

• agriculture

• surplus

• trade

The time period from 40,000 B.C. to 10,000 B.C. Most people are hunters and gatherers.

• Border Cave

• specialization

• New Stone Age

• Old Stone Age

Training animals to either live with you as pets and kept for your needs.

• specialization

• domestication

• agriculture

• trade

When you get something you need by giving something that you have.

• domestication

• technology

• trade

• surplus

When a culture has a developed system of religion, specialization, and government

• surplus

• agriculture

• trade

• civilization

Growing crops and raising animals for human use

• technology

• agriculture

• domestication

• trade

A place discovered in South Africa that shows evidence that early man had religious beliefs and cared for one another.

• surplus

• Border Cave

• Old Stone Age

• New Stone Age

The time period from 12,000 years ago to 6,000 yers ago, farming existed.

• Old Stone Age

• New Stone Age

• Border Cave

• civilization

When you grow more than you need and have an extra supply

• trade

• civilization

• surplus

• agriculture

When people train to do a specific kind of work, like make pottery, jewelry, etc.

• trade

• specialization

• domestication

• civilization