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What is a prehistory civilization?
One of the keys of civilization is writing. Some historians look at the time before writing as prehistory, and at peoples with organized cultures but without written language as prehistoric civilizations. There were groups of individuals who worked together and formed human networks among other groups all without the benefit of written language. One of the most famous groups of folks are the native Australians, who lived the way they did for something approaching 40,000 years without scrolls or tablets or any written language. A link to the Wikipedia article on prehistory is provided.
When did the prehistory ended?
5,500 years ago
How are history and prehistory similar?
Both resemble things or events from the past.
Why are caves in southern France important to prehistory?
They contain the pictographs of early man and the evidence of early man.
How can I trace the origin of black people?
The origin of man has been traced back to Africa 25,000 years ago. I suggest you learn the history of man and how historians have found remains that date to 25,000 years ago.
What do historians mean by the term Prehistory?
Prehistory is that very long period of human existence where no written historical accounts were made.
What can historians not use to study prehistory?
Any written document, otherwise that would be an source and be a part of history.
Why do you rely on archaeologists rather than written sources to learn about prehistory?
The word "prehistory" implies "before writing existed". There are no "written sources" from that time.
How do historians investigate the past?
they think about clues they got when they find artifact's from prehistory that how historians investigate the past.
How do historians learn about the past?
Historians learn about the past by using artifacts geography written records/books and interviews/oral tradition.
What do scientist study to learn about prehistory?
There are a number of things that scientists study to learn about prehistory. This will include archaeological facts and fossil evidence which gives an explanation of how most things came into being.
How is bias usful to historians?
Bias can be useful to historians by allowing them to learn about people's opinions and beliefs.
How do scientists learn about prehistory?
Scientists learn about prehistory through a variety of methods, including studying archaeological artifacts, geological evidence, and biological remains such as fossils. By analyzing these materials and using techniques such as carbon dating and DNA analysis, researchers can piece together the story of human and Earth's past. Collaboration among experts in different fields, such as archaeology, anthropology, and genetics, also contributes to our understanding of prehistory.
Why is the discovery of oetzi so important to historians interested in the prehistory perid?
Because oetzi is the worlds oldest mummy and was found in one of the most interesting stories today
What do you call scientists that learn about the past?
Scientists that learn about the past are called historians because they learn about history/past.
How do historians learn about the ancient Hebrews?
Artifacts, includeing the Torah
Why are pompeiis buildings and artifacts so important to historians?
Because historians want to know what happened so they can learn all about it :)
