PPT-The People of the World, Prehistory-2500 B.C.

Unit 1 Human Origins in Africa Chapter 1 Section 1 Vocabulary I Culture Peoples unique way of life Paleolithic Age Stone Age use of tools Neolithic Age Age of farming and domestication of animals. optimisation. Prabhas. . Chongstitvatana. Faculty of Engineering. Chulalongkorn. University. Combinatorial optimisation. The domains of feasible solutions are discrete. . Examples . Traveling salesman . Because these people didn’t write down their history we have to do our best to figure out what happened.. STANDARD WHI.2a. The student will demonstrate knowledge of early development of humankind from the Paleolithic Era to the agricultural revolution by. 30,000 – 500 BCE. Enduring Understandings. Human expression existed across the globe before written record.. Concern with natural world and humans’ place within.. Occurred on different continents with Africa and Asia preceding and influencing other areas as population spread.. The Prehistory of the Mind - 2 of 27Many people have proposed models to explain the construction of our minds. Inmind.. Once he has a blueprint to work with, Mithen uses it to deconstruct theexcavat Geography and History of the World . 1. History, as we know it! . Prehistory- time before writing and reading . Large span of time where we know little about the people and world inhabitants . Prehistory . Unit 1 . Human Origins in Africa. Chapter 1. Section 1 . Vocabulary I. Culture. : People’s unique way of life. Paleolithic Age. : Stone Age, use of tools. Neolithic Age. : Age of farming and domestication of animals. (or how the historic events changed and shaped it). GOALS. :. Before AD 43. c. 410. 1066. 1485. 1603. 1714. 1837. 1901. 2000. Prehistory. . Romans. Dark. . Ages. Medieval. Tudors. Stuarts. . Georgians. A BIT OF ORDER IN OUR PAST…. LET´S START BY TIMELINES…. Timelines. ???. What. are . timelines. ????. A representation or exhibit of key events within a particular historical period, often consisting of illustrative visual material accompanied by written commentary, arranged chronologically. UNIT 6 PREHISTORY What is Prehistory? What is History? What is the difference? PREHISTORY The term Prehistory designates the period of time that has elapsed since the appearance of the first human being until the invention of writing. 30CataDyne153Cata-Dyne153 CHS SeriesCHS Series CataDyne15331Heating31PackageThe Cata-Dyne153 CHS Series Heating Package is the industry standard vapours or liquids may be present Equipped with explosi 001y21 Example12NonparametricdiusionmodeldrtrtdtrtdBt12whereDriftfunctionvolatilityfunctionandBtstandardBrownianmotionSimultaneoustestingH0rr0and2r2r0Anapproximateversionofmodel12isrt1rtrtrt 001y21 Example12NonparametricdiusionmodeldrtrtdtrtdBt12whereDriftfunctionvolatilityfunctionandBtstandardBrownianmotionSimultaneoustestingH0rr0and2r2r0Anapproximateversionofmodel12isrt1rtrtrt TABLEOFCONTENTSPageINTRODUCTIONiDESCRIPTIONOFSUBROUTINES2REFERENCES23DESCRIPTIONOFINPUTS24FILEINPUT/OUTPUT30SAMPLEINPUTCARDSANDPRINTEDOUTPUT30i 5-aoq3INTRODUCTIONThepresentUsersGuideappliestothethree- World Prehistory provides a complete overview of world prehistory, human origins and the spread of humans across the globe. Written in a conversational style, the volume provides comprehensive coverage of regional archaeological sequences, a focused examination of food production, social complexity, and the spread of civilization. The volume addresses the study of world prehistory, the archaeological record, process of archaeological research, the dawn of humanity, the first humans and the origins of culture, the emergence of modern humans, the upper Paleolithic world, regional diversification, the evolution of food production, the rise of civilization and trends in world prehistory. For those interested in prehistoric humans and their culture.