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PALAEOLITHIC-MESOLITHIC-NEOLITHIC
35.000-5000 B.C.
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PALAEO =old"
MESO = means
Middle = between
NEO =new”.
The Palaeolithic period was also the time of
the "Ice Ages" - times when the earth's
climate cooled, and glaciers spread over
much of Europe.
At such times the wandering tribes moved
southward, then moved back as the weather
warmed up again, probably over hundreds
and thousands of years.
The "cultures" of this period are usually
named for the places in which their remains
were first found.
Tahun 10.000 B.C.
The Palaeolithic period is
characterized by simple bands of
hunters. They did not know how to
grow crops and raise livestock,
not did they build houses.
Shelters of skins laid over bones may
have been used, but mainly the people
were cave-dwellers or wandering
groups of hunters.
Hunting in a forest demands other
skills than hunting in the tundra.
Men developed tools and weapons
made of "microliths" - small
chips and flakes of sharp stone
or flint which could be set into a
piece of wood or bone to give
a cutting implement, or which could
be used as arrow points.
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Some of the animals that were hunted during this period were larger and
more powerful than one hunter alone could have killed.
So men had already learned to work together, and societies were probably
beginning to develop, in which different people had different functions -
hunters; flint, stone or bone workers; the artists who painted animal
portraits in caves, probably as part of a religious ritual; those who tended the
fire and the children
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