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62. THAI WORLD MASTER OF THAI FOODS ATTRACTIONS TRAVEL / HISTORY / prehistory. ANCIENT EVIDENCES. BANCHIANG 3,000 BC. Some historiansbelieved that Ban Chiang is the earliest Bronze Age culture in the world. http://www.tw.co.th/HTML/Thailand/History/prehistory.htm

TRAVEL / HISTORY / PREHISTORY ANCIENT EVIDENCES BAN CHIANG ANCIENT EVIDENCES 40,000 B.C. Ancestors had made their home on this land of smile since the prehistoric times. The traces of semi-permanent settlements, aged around 40,000 BC, are found . It can be estimated that the hunter-gatherers were already established. Ancient hunting tools are made of woods and stones. The earliest evidence of agriculture and metallurgy is still uncovered. But archeologists found ancient seed husks in some Northern caves. Agriculture began to develop around 9,000 BC. and rice was being cultivated around 3,000 BC The 1,000 BC. painting is found on Pha Taem cliff. Some of dinosaur fossils can be found at Phu Rua mountain range, Northeastern Thailand. BANCHIANG 3,000 B.C.

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USEFUL ARCHAEOLOGICAL INTERNET SITES World Prehistory April 24, 2003 Africa Europe Africa Earlier Prehistory of Africa University of Indiana, course on the web. North America http://www.civilization.ca/ Arctic Canada this site not linked here because it takes over the frames and browser. Archaeology in Arctic North America Kennewick Man: Science and Sacred Rights Europe Vikings top of page

64. Anthropology 150 In this survey of world prehistory, we will explore these questions through our investigationof the archaeological record; the material traces of prehistoric http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~hmcinnis/courses/archaeology.html

World Archaeology Anthropology 150: Summer 2004 Heather E. McInnis Office: 268 Condon Hall CRN: #43045 Phone Class Time: E-mail: hmcinnis@darkwing.uoregon.edu Class Location: 300 Villard Hall Office Hour: MW 2-3 pm or by appointment **Note: If you have a documented disability and anticipate needing accommodation in this class, please contact me as soon as possible. Please also request that the Counselor for Students with Disabilities send a letter verifying your disability. Course Description: How have humans adapted to the diversity of environments found on Earth today and to changing climatic conditions in the past? How are these adaptations expressed in our material cultural record? What are some of the distinguishing features of past human cultures? In this survey of world prehistory, we will explore these questions through our investigation of the archaeological record; the material traces of prehistoric cultures. Through the duration of this course, we will study the unique interdisciplinary methods and techniques used by archaeologists to investigate human prehistory. We will touch upon key events in the biological and cultural evolution of humans from more than 2 million years ago to historic times and identify various ways humans have adapted to diverse environments around the world. Our survey of technologies, subsistence practices, and social and political systems will introduce students to some of the most well known archaeological cultures of the world. Course Goals: I will introduce you to the historical foundations of the discipline of archaeology, its modern applications, and some of the basic techniques archaeologists use to locate, identify, analyze, and interpret material cultural remains. I anticipate that you will gain general knowledge of prehistoric cultural sequences and their distinguishing characteristics, and that you will be able to identify a variety of adaptive strategies and material remains associated with each. Our discussions and the written assignments and exams required in this course will help you to develop your critical thinking and writing skills, and your ability to evaluate academic literature and popular media topics related to archaeology.

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66. Ralph Rowlett - Anthropology Department - University Of Missouri-Columbia Profile of this University of Missouri Professor. Research centers on the Old world Iron Age, but projects have touched upon all the major periods of prehistory back to the australopithecines. http://web.missouri.edu/~anthwww/people/rowlett.html

back to Faculty RALPH M. ROWLETT Professor Ph.D., Harvard University, 1968 W hile my main geographic research area is Europe, I have participated in research from Asia, Africa, and the Pacific as well as North America. Most of this research centers on the Iron Age, but projects have touched upon all the major periods of prehistory back to the australopithecines. The main topics have been societal archaeology, especially socio-cultural groups, forms, and political aspects such as the chiefdom, and preindustrial technology. Archaeological data is sometimes approached through image analysis. A major concern in teaching and research are the basic theoretical and methodological concepts of anthropological archaeology, including the epistemology of archaeology as a source of knowledge. Topics emphasized more in teaching than research are the substantive fields of European ethnology, ethnohistory, and folklore and topics such as lithic technology, materials analysis (including thermoluminescence), experimental archaeology, and elementary museology. I serve as the main liaison with the Physics Department for archaeoastronomy. Contact: RowlettR@missouri.edu

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New World Prehistory Mound Builders of Ancient America Robert Silverberg In considering the development of American prehistory, it is important to remember that man reached the New World very late in his evolutionary career. Paleontologists have uncovered many human fossils of great age, quite different from modern man in physical form - such as Pithecantrhopus erectus, the "ape-man" of Java; or Homo neanderthalensis, "Neanderthal man," the round-chinned, big-headed man of Ice Age Europe. From this fossil evidence they conclude that man emerged more than a million years ago, probably in Africa but perhaps in Southeast Asia, and that at least one human stock came throught a series of evolutionary changes to assume more or less the present human form less than one hundred thousand years ago. But there were no human beings at all in the Western Hemisphere during this evolutionary period. At least, no fossils of really primitive human forms have ever been discovered here. Pithecanthropus, Neanderthal man, and the other extinct human types never set foot in the New World. There were not even any manlike apes here, it seems; gorillas, chimpanzees, and other higher primates are strictly Old World natives. So far as the fossil record shows, the whole story of human evolution took place overseas, and when man got to the Western Hemisphere he was basically in his modern form. Return Mound Builders of Ancient America by Robert Silverberg, page 228

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Order Catalog Contact Us K12 Curriculum Subjects ... History : Intermediate World History A: Prehistory Through the Middle Ages American History since 1865 Course Overview In this first half of a two-year survey of World History, K12's online lessons and assessments complement The Human Odyssey, a textbook developed and published by K12. Students will focus on the development of civilization across a twelve-thousand year span, from the Ice Age to the Middle Ages, from cave paintings to stained glass windows, from crude huts to Gothic cathedrals. Major themes include: History as the evidence-based narrative of the human past How geography and natural forces shaped the development of ancient civilizations The critical role of law and government The specialization of labor and development of trade How the course of human history has been changed, for good and ill, by powerful ideas and religious beliefs Human knowledge and ingenuity as driving forces behind a civilization's achievements in technology, art, literature, and more How extraordinary individuals-with their unique temperaments, strengths, weaknesses, and values-have changed the course of events

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75. World History - US News Classroom prehistory Companion Article The Real ‘Survivor Early humans may have followedgame north 912 world History, Historical Understanding, Cultural Geography. http://www.usnewsclassroom.com/resources/activities/act010917.html

This Week's Teacher's Guide Guide Archives Resource Kits Interactive Activities ... USNews.com Quiz for this issue: PDF Password-protected for subscribers. ( Adobe Acrobat plugin required for PDF) Comprehension Questions NCSS Standards Ways to Use U.S. News Prehistory Companion Article: The Real ‘Survivor' Early humans may have followed game north to the Arctic nearly 40,000 years before Gore-Tex. From Issue: America's Best Colleges , 9-17-01. Page(s) 85. World History, Historical Understanding, Cultural Geography Students will examine techniques archaeologists and other scientists use to understand prehistoric findings, and identify current theories about how early humans developed physically, survived, and spread throughout the world during the last ice age. Copies of the U.S. News Article Internet access World history and geography textbooks that contain up-to-date information on the Paleolithic era. What do you already know about prehistory? Where did humans originate? How did humans develop physically? When and how did humans spread throughout the world? What enabled humans to adapt to new environments? This lesson should be used at the beginning of a unit on prehistory to introduce key concepts and encourage students to learn about current theories of human evolution. It should take two class periods, one for research and group work and one for reporting and discussion. Students should have begun to read in their history and geography textbooks about human evolution and the last ice age, the Pleistocene glacial epoch, before they start this activity.

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78. Prehistory Objectives Portion of world History course, which provides an overview of both the Paleolithic and Neolithic periods as well as a section on different theoretical models used to conceptualize prehistory. http://www.stedwards.edu/bss/aflorek/phobj.htm

Objectives on the Module of Prehistory Knowledge: Students should be able to define the term prehistory and further understand important historical facts about the evolution of this discipline. Knowledge and Comprehension: Students should be able to cite and explain the models of de Chardin, Morgan, Lubbock, Childe, and Thomsen and show where prehistory fits in these models. Knowledge: Students should be able to define the following terms: Paleolithic Neolithic Taylor's Definition of Civilization Analysis: Students should be able to identify the components of culture as well as compare and contrast the culture of the Neolithic and the Paleolitic. Prehistory: The Ancients on Prehistory The Moderns on Prehistory Models of Prehistory Paleolithic Period ... Neolithic Period

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Rick Effland Blog Main January 26, 2004 Archaeology and World Prehistory PRINCIPLES OF ARCHAEOLOGY Space-Context Space in Archaeology is not the limitless frontiers of the heavens, but a precisely defined location for every find made during an archaeological survey or excavation. Archaeological objects of any type have an exact find spot, a context in the three ordinary dimensions of space to produce the latitude, longitude, and depth measurements that define a point uniquely. This spatial component of context is just as important as the precise date of an artifact. Space is important to archaeologists because it enables them to determine the distances between different objects or features, or between entire settlements, or settlements and key vegetational zones and landmarks. Important distances can be a few inches of level ground between a dagger and the skeleton of its dead owner, or a mile separating two seasonal camps, or a complicated series of interrelated distance measurements separating dozens of villages that are part of an elaborate trading system carrying luxury goods like sea shells through several geographic regions hundreds of miles apart. Space studies in archaeology depend on another fundamental law: The Law of Association. Simply stated is Association in archaeology is the horizontal relationship between artifacts and other archaeological finds or results of human activity. Finds are said to be associated with one another, or with occupation layers in a site when they are deemed to be contemporary with one another. This is directly tied to the concept of Context. It is through the recording of association that archaeologists place things in context so that one can infer behavioral references. Think of an artifact that is found all by itself without anything around it. How much could be inferred about its context to any behavior. Context in space is closely tied to cultural behavior, and is best illustrated by the grave setting in the Introduction to Archaeology computer module.

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