 Technology through History -Find the uses and tools of technology through the Stone, Bronze, and Iron ages.
Ice Ages -Understand ice ages by tracking the movement of glaciers, learning why and when ice ages occur, and visit a cave to study paleontological remains.
Flints and Stones -Learn about the stone age hunter gatherers of Britain and north west Europe. People survived by hunting game and gathering food.
Evolutionary and Geological Timelines -Timeline of events in history- from the formation of solid earth, to development of prokaryotic cells, the rise of vertebrates, the formation of the Appalachian mountains, extinction of dinosaurs, development of hominid bipedalism, and writing.
Prehistory -Learn about the art, architecture, cave paintings, literature and drama, music and dance, and the daily life of humans during prehistoric times.
Stone Age in the Netherlands -Learn about ceramics, the first farmers, clothes, housing, tools and pottery of Dutch prehistoric life.
Fossil Skulls -Find pictures and info about 12 fossil skulls that represent more than 3.5 million years of human evolution.
British Bronze Age -Find a chronology and info on the agricultural economy, burials, and rituals of Irish and British prehistory.
Stone Tools -Lear about the tools of prehistoric humans.
ArchNet -archaeology, archeology, anthropology, artifact, prehistory, prehistoric culture, pottery, ethnohistory, historic preservation, cultural resource management
Fossil Images -Find illustrations and photos of fossils from ancient humans to gorillas, chimpanzees, and skull comparisons.
Stonehenge -Learn the history of the monument, dates, and take a virtual tour.
The Chauvet -Galleries that include more than 400 paintings and engravings dating to the Paleolithic era.
Stone Age Habitats -Stone age, paleolithic habitats, cavemen, Cromagnon, Neanderthal, first buildings, first houses, first tents, cavemen, shelters, huts, homo habilis, homo erectus, evolution, origins.
Ancestors Unearthed -Ancestors Unearthed is a mystery that links millions of years, several continents, and numerous intriguing characters. Prominent paleontologists collaborated to spin the controversial tale of the making of humankind.
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