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Who introduced the three-age system of classifying ancient ages?
Who introduced the three-age system of classifying ancient ages?
- John, the author of Prehistoric Times
- The National Museum of Denmark
- John Lubbock
- Christian Jurgensen Thomsen (correct)
What materials were used to make weapons in the Stone Age?
What materials were used to make weapons in the Stone Age?
- Stone, wood, bone, and non-metal materials (correct)
- Primarily wood and bone
- Only stone
- Stone and metal
Who further subdivided the Stone Age into the Palaeolithic & Neolithic periods?
Who further subdivided the Stone Age into the Palaeolithic & Neolithic periods?
- The National Museum of Denmark
- Christian Jurgensen Thomsen
- The author of Prehistoric Times
- John Lubbock (correct)
What was the reason for suggesting a transitional period between the Palaeolithic & Neolithic periods?
What was the reason for suggesting a transitional period between the Palaeolithic & Neolithic periods?
Who added the Mesolithic period to the Stone Age classification?
Who added the Mesolithic period to the Stone Age classification?
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Three-Age System Inventor?
Three-Age System Inventor?
Christian Jurgensen Thomsen introduced this system to classify ancient ages into Stone, Bronze, and Iron.
Stone Age weapon materials?
Stone Age weapon materials?
Stone, wood, bone, and other non-metal resources were used for crafting tools and weapons.
Stone Age Subdivisions?
Stone Age Subdivisions?
John Lubbock further divided the Stone Age into the Palaeolithic (Old Stone Age) and Neolithic (New Stone Age) periods.
Mesolithic Period Reason?
Mesolithic Period Reason?
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Who defined Mesolithic?
Who defined Mesolithic?
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