Archaeologists often break up this lengthy time span into three periods — the Paleolithic (3.3 million to 12,000 years ago), the Mesolithic (12,000 to 10,000 years ago), and the ...

Agricultural wealth helped give them the freedom ... Stand at “the Ness” today and several iconic Stone Age structures are within easy view, forming the core of a World Heritage site called ...

Maryland is home to many historical artifacts, but a discovery in Reisterstown dates back much further than you might expect ...

but experts agree that the answers could someday crystallize from the ever-emerging technological evidence Stone Age humans left behind. In this interactive matching game, consider what roles ten ...

In their stately ruins, the remains of these structures offer glimpses of the Stone Age people who made them ... is defined by the adoption of agriculture. We shift from being hunter-gatherers ...

Roughly two million years old, this tool, known as the Kanjera stone, was part of a new Stone Age technology that ... Long before widespread agriculture, the development of Oldowan led to better ...

It was one of the first Neolithic cultures in northern Europe to fully adopt the practice of agriculture ... can extend our knowledge about the Stone Age," wrote the researchers.

Stone and bronze can be used together ... as the land was now needed for agriculture. The late Bronze Age was also signatured by advanced pottery-making techniques, and more sophisticated weapon ...

NEW STONE AGE GIRL:That’s our dinner. NEW STONE AGE BOY:An eagle. NEW STONE AGE BOY:Dad, dad you’ll never guess what we just saw! An eagle took the baby boar that we were hunting for dinner.# ...