'Paleolithic times' diaporamas de présentation

Early Humans

Early Humans. Sixth Grade Gifted Ed. Overview. Paleolithic people adapted to their environment and invented many tools to help them. Neolithic people started farming, building communities, producing goods, and trading.

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Prehistoric , Ancient Art and Egyptian, Classical, and Medieval Art

Prehistoric , Ancient Art and Egyptian, Classical, and Medieval Art. Senior Exam 2012 Visual Art one. This is an example of Gothic Architecture. 45. 46. This is an Example of Roman mosaics. This is the Rose Window. 47. This is an example of art work from the classical period. 48. 49.

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Prehistoric , Ancient Art and Egyptian, Classical

Prehistoric , Ancient Art and Egyptian, Classical. Senior Exam 2012 Visual Art one. 44. This is an example of Hellenistic sculpture. This is red figure pottery. 45. This is the Parthenon. 46. 47. This is an example of a groin vault. This is the Coliseum. 48.

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From the Paleolithic to the neolithic :

From the Paleolithic to the neolithic :. The Sedentarization of Man Sec. 1 History Miss Witczak , HRHS. What were some of the characteristics of the Paleolithic Era (the Old Stone Age)?. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PALEOLITHIC ERA. Approx. 2 MILLION BCE to 9000 BCE

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Chapter 10

Chapter 10. Homo Sapiens and the Upper Paleolithic. Chapter Outline. When did anatomically modern forms of Homo sapiens appear? What was the culture of Upper Paleolithic peoples like? When and how did humans spread to Australia and the Americas?. Homo Sapiens and the Upper Paleolithic.

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Renewable Energy

Renewable Energy . Renewable energy ; is energy, which comes from natural resource s such as sunlight , wind , rain , tides , and geothermal heat , which are renewable (naturally replenished).

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