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What was the primary lifestyle of people in the Paleolithic Age?
How did people in the Paleolithic Age primarily obtain their food?
What was the significance of the discovery of fire in the Paleolithic Age?
What was the primary material used to create structures in the Paleolithic Age?
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What were the main activities of men and women in the Paleolithic Age for obtaining food?
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What was the primary characteristic of dwellings in the Paleolithic Age?
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What was the primary source of food for people in the Paleolithic Age?
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What was the role of men and women in obtaining food in the Paleolithic Age?
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What was the primary material used for making hunting weapons in the Paleolithic Age?
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What was the significance of cave paintings in the Paleolithic Age?
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True or false: Paleolithic Age occurred 20,000 BC – 9500 BC
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True or false: Neolithic Age occurred 9000 BC – 3000 BC
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True or false: Paleolithic people had permanent shelters
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True or false: Paleolithic people made hunting weapons from rocks and stone
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True or false: Cave paintings were the representation of art and documentation in the Paleolithic Age
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Study Notes
Lifestyle and Food
- People in the Paleolithic Age were nomadic hunter-gatherers, constantly moving to find food sources.
- They primarily obtained food through hunting and gathering.
Significance of Fire
- The discovery of fire was significant in the Paleolithic Age as it provided warmth, light, and a means of cooking food.
Structures and Materials
- The primary material used to create structures in the Paleolithic Age was animal hides and wooden frames.
- Dwellings were primarily tents made of animal hides and wooden frames, with no permanent shelters.
Food Acquisition
- Men's primary activity was hunting large game, while women gathered fruits, nuts, and berries.
- The primary source of food for people in the Paleolithic Age was animals and plants.
Hunting Weapons
- The primary material used for making hunting weapons in the Paleolithic Age was stone.
Cave Paintings
- Cave paintings were significant in the Paleolithic Age as they represented art, documentation, and a form of communication.
Timeline
- The Paleolithic Age occurred from 40,000 to 10,000 years ago (not 20,000 BC – 9500 BC).
- The Neolithic Age occurred from 10,000 to 4,000 years ago (9000 BC – 3000 BC).
True or False
- False: Paleolithic people did not have permanent shelters.
- True: Paleolithic people made hunting weapons from rocks and stone.
- True: Cave paintings were the representation of art and documentation in the Paleolithic Age.
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Test your knowledge of prehistoric architecture with this quiz based on a lecture from ASE 252. Learn about the architectural characteristics of the Paleolithic, Mesolithic, and Neolithic eras, and the geographical and chronological distribution of prehistoric architecture.