Homo habilis: An Archaic Human Species from 2.4 to 1.65 Million Years Ago
Homo habilis, an archaic human species from 2.4 to 1.65 million years ago, offers key insights into early human evolution, tool use, and behavior.
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Control of Fire by Early Humans and Its Impact on Evolution
Explore how early humans’ control of fire revolutionized survival, diet, social life, and tool-making, shaping human evolution and culture.
Understanding the Stone Age: Tools, Culture, and Early Human Life
Explore the Stone Age, its tools, culture, and early human life, revealing how our ancestors survived and evolved over millions of years.
Paleolithic Era: Overview of the Early Stone Age Period
Explore the Paleolithic Era, the Old Stone Age marked by early human tool use, social structures, and adaptation to diverse environments.
Understanding Proto-Writing: Early Symbol Systems in Human History
Explore proto-writing, early symbol systems from the Neolithic era that laid the foundation for written communication by conveying limited information through marks and symbols.
Lower Paleolithic: Overview of Early Human Tool Use and Culture
Explore the Lower Paleolithic era, the dawn of stone tools and early human culture, highlighting tool evolution and social impacts from 3.3 million years ago.
Early Modern Humans: Understanding Homo sapiens in the Paleolithic Era
Explore the lives and innovations of early modern humans during the Paleolithic Era, revealing their survival strategies, tools, and social evolution.