Prehistory and early history
Prehistory is the period of human history from its beginnings to the first writings. There are several possible conflicting theories about the order in which these events occurred, including Paleoanthropology and the Upper Paleolithic, but speculation about how cultures evolved does not depend on a main explanation.
The life of the cultures was based on nomadic hunting and gathering, such as B. the move when the water sources dried up. As a result, some scholars typically use Linear-Noachian (a form of Biblical chronology) as the “historical timeline” to explain prehistoric events. The Gravettian culture has been identified as an early European culture that replaced the Neanderthals, which united families within crude human communities by enhancing social interaction between earthlings with pictorial boundary markers and emphasizing collective needs over individual desires.
Prehistory begins with the development of the first stone tools. The advent of other early human technologies, such as fire and cooking, does not usually coincide with this period. The earliest evidence of human history was found in Africa, which scientists believe dates back to 2.6 million years BC. (before the present).
Stone age
The Stone Age was a prehistoric period of human development that began around 5000 BC. began. ended and extended over thousands of years. Stone Age tools are being unearthed from much earlier times and intersect with early examples from the later Stone Age. Tools found from this period include hand axes, some of which were decoratively inlaid or had sharp points for hunting; forceps made equally of bone or antler; sharp stone spearheads used for both hunting and throwing; and even weapons such as sharp arrows made from a variety of materials including bones, bits of rhino horn, and echoes created some 700,000 years ago. . The period is named after the stone tools of first use. Stone Age Today sometimes refers to the entire age or to a time when in situ techniques were the only known methods of making stone tools. The term usually covers a period from about 4500 BC. on the development of metal processing around 3200 BC
Bronze age
The Bronze Age is the time in human history when people began using “bronze” to make tools, weapons, and jewelry. In the Bronze Age, metalsmiths mixed tin with copper or arsenic to create a strong bronze. The bronze became harder than copper when heated to a temperature of Fahrenheit 482 degrees Fahrenheit – Celsius 932 degrees Celsius and then quenched by immersion in water or other liquid. The term tin bronze or tin/copper bronze is a historical term denoting being found in alloys of varying ratios, but usually with a strong preference for copper over tin. The term copper bronze is sometimes used to refer to alloys containing 10%–35% copper relative to tin, and decorative bronzes contain no tin at all. .The age is named after “Bronze” because bronze was the predominant hard metal used until modern times. Modern archeology believes that around 3500 B.C. copper began to be smelted and alloyed, followed a little later by tin, and this Bronze Age lasted until the 1860s. During the Bronze Age, most metalwork was done by mint masters who turned copper, tin and lead into bronze. The Bronze Age was a time when metals were used to indicate wealth and status. Bronze objects from this period have been found in Europe, Asia, Africa and America. The beginning of the Bronze Age is unclear, but probably began around 3300 BC. with the first appearance of tin bronzes in Egypt. The age is named after “Bronze” because bronze was the predominant hard metal used until modern times. Modern archeology believes that around 3500 B.C. copper began to be smelted and alloyed, followed a little later by tin, and this Bronze Age lasted until the 1860s. During the Bronze Age, most metalwork was done by mint masters who turned copper, tin and lead into bronze. The Bronze Age was a time when metals were used to indicate wealth and status. Bronze objects from this period have been found in Europe, Asia, Africa and America. The beginning of the Bronze Age is unclear, but probably began around 3300 BC. with the first appearance of tin bronzes in Egypt. The age is named after “Bronze” because bronze was the predominant hard metal used until modern times. Modern archeology believes that around 3500 B.C. copper began to be smelted and alloyed, followed a little later by tin, and this Bronze Age lasted until the 1860s. During the Bronze Age, most metalwork was done by mint masters who turned copper, tin and lead into bronze. The Bronze Age was a time when metals were used to indicate wealth and status. Bronze objects from this period have been found in Europe, Asia, Africa and America. The beginning of the Bronze Age is unclear, but probably began around 3300 BC. with the first appearance of tin bronzes in Egypt. Modern archeology believes that around 3500 B.C. copper began to be smelted and alloyed, followed a little later by tin, and this Bronze Age lasted until the 1860s. During the Bronze Age, most metalwork was done by mint masters who turned copper, tin and lead into bronze. The Bronze Age was a time when metals were used to indicate wealth and status. Bronze objects from this period have been found in Europe, Asia, Africa and America. The beginning of the Bronze Age is unclear, but probably began around 3300 BC. with the first appearance of tin bronzes in Egypt. Modern archeology believes that around 3500 B.C. copper began to be smelted and alloyed, followed a little later by tin, and this Bronze Age lasted until the 1860s. During the Bronze Age, most metalwork was done by mint masters who turned copper, tin and lead into bronze. The Bronze Age was a time when metals were used to indicate wealth and status. Bronze objects from this period have been found in Europe, Asia, Africa and America. The beginning of the Bronze Age is unclear, but probably began around 3300 BC. with the first appearance of tin bronzes in Egypt. turned tin and lead into bronze. The Bronze Age was a time when metals were used to indicate wealth and status. Bronze objects from this period have been found in Europe, Asia, Africa and America. The beginning of the Bronze Age is unclear, but probably began around 3300 BC. with the first appearance of tin bronzes in Egypt. turned tin and lead into bronze. The Bronze Age was a time when metals were used to indicate wealth and status. Bronze objects from this period have been found in Europe, Asia, Africa, and America. The beginning of the Bronze Age is unclear but probably began around 3300 BC. with the first appearance of tin bronzes in Egypt.
Iron age
Based on the writings of Greek and Chinese historians, this era is believed to have been between 1200 B.C. and 900 BC occurred. It saw the development of agriculture, the specialization of labor, and the use of iron for tools. The Iron Age is the last period in prehistory that represents the time when ferrous metallurgy occurs. Approximately between 1200 B.C. and 900 BC Most historians agree that this period began. This was just after the Bronze Age before the use of metalworking knowledge was passed on to local cultures near this area. There were some slacks in growth in Europe when there were droughts and weakened populations due to wars with outsiders who had less agricultural knowledge or firepower than themselves. In Asia, according to Shang Dynasty legends, central China became industrial with infrastructure fed by the Yangzi River. The Iron Age is the last period in prehistory that represents the time when ferrous metallurgy took place. Approximately between 1200 B.C. and 900 BC Most historians agree that this period began. This was just after the Bronze Age before the use of metalworking knowledge was passed on to local cultures near this area.