Transcript Homo Sapiens, Sapiens

Homo Sapiens Sapiens
By: Kristin, Willow, Jarod, and Zac
Engaging Beginning
This presentation takes you forty thousand
years into the past when the era of modern
humans began. You will learn what we ate
at the beginning of our existence and other
interesting information, too.
Dates and Places of Existence
The human species of Homo Sapiens,
Sapiens appeared about forty thousand
years ago when the ice age ended. They
migrated all over the world. (1)
Food
They ate the following:
1)Deer, fish, pig, cow, goat, and sheep.
2)Berries, nuts, grains, plants, and some roots
3)The way they got food was they domesticated
animals and they planted plants. (2)
Fire
• They weren’t the first to use fire, but they were
the first to use it wisely.
• How they made fire was they rubbed rocks
together, and by rubbing wood together (but
they needed tinder, such as grass, etc.). (3)
Tools
Homo Sapien, Sapiens used these tools:
• Spears, bows, and arrows.
• Traps for larger animals, and they tamed
wolves for hunting.
• Fish traps, and dams to catch fish.
• Axes, boats, and pigment for paint
• Stones for making fire and paint. (4)
Religions and Ceremonies
They worshiped daily at a shrine or other special
places. In the beginning of the modern human
era, they didn’t worship gods, but they
worshiped symbols (animals, fictional
characters, etc.). (5)
Development of Language
• They communicated with different
languages; some are used today; some are
not.
• As far as we know, Homo Sapiens, Sapiens
did have written language. (6)
Clothing
• Clothing was made of hide and fur from
hunted animals.
• Men, typically, just wore shorts.
• Women usually wore short dresses made
of skins. (7)
Arts, Paintings, and Carvings
• They were the first known humans to
make pots.
• They painted bison, horses, dogs, and
people.
• They put water on a small rock and rubbed
it on a big rock to make paint. (8)
Description of Physical Appearance
• They are the closest looking humans to us in the 21st
century. (9)
• Both genders were about 4-5.5 feet tall.
• Male Homo Sapiens, Sapiens weighed 168 to 183
pounds.
• Female Homo Sapiens, Sapiens weighed 120 to 140
pounds. (10)
Description of Daily Life
• They were mainly farmers with the start of
raising plants and animals.
• They got a surplus of food so they didn’t
have to be hunter-gatherers anymore. (11)
Description of Shelter
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Shelter was usually set up by a cave.
Caves provided shelter in bad weather.
There were about seven huts in a camp.
Each hut had a family with 2-4 children.
The huts were circular and roomy.
Large, flat mammoth bones made the floor.
Other large mammal bones helped support the hut. (12)
Conclusion
Homo Sapien, Sapiens were the link between farmers
and hunter-gatherers.
They are the first humans to have a known language.
Homo Sapiens, Sapiens are the smartest species of
humans.
We are Homo Sapiens, Sapiens.
???? Quiz ????
1) What was some of the meat that Homo
Sapiens, Sapiens ate?
2) Did Homo Sapiens, Sapiens make fire?
3) What was one of the things that Homo
Sapiens, Sapiens paint in caves?
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1) Some of the meat eaten was deer, fish,
pig, cow, goat, and sheep, etc.
2) Yes, they did make fire using friction to
produce sparks to create fire.
3) The painted bison, horses, dogs, and
people.
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Endnotes
(1)Teacher Created Materials, inc., How We
Learn About the Past, Unknown, 1995, p.
14.
(2)Ibid.
(3)Ibid.
(4)Ibid.
(5)Fiorenzo Facchini, A Day With Homo
Sapiens, Milano, Italy: Editoriale Jaco
Book Spa Via Gioberti 7, 2003, p. 48.
Endnotes
(6) Teacher Created Materials, inc., How We
Learn About the Past, Unknown, 1995, p. 14.
(7) Ibid.
(8) Fiorenzo Facchini, A Day With Homo
Sapiens, Milano, Italy: Editoriale Jaco Book
Spa Via Gioberti 7, 2003, p. 48.
(9) Teacher Created Materials, inc., How We
Learn About the Past, Unknown, 1995, p. 14.
Endnotes
(10) Fiorenzo Facchini, A Day With Homo
Sapiens, Milano, Italy: Editoriale Jaco Book
Spa Via Gioberti 7, 2003, p. 48.
(11) Teacher Created Materials, inc., How We
Learn About the Past, Unknown, 1995, p. 14.
(12) Fiorenzo Facchini, A Day With Homo
Sapiens, Milano, Italy: Editoriale Jaco Book
Spa Via Gioberti 7, 2003, p. 48.
Bibliography
Fiorenzo Facchini. A Day With Homo
Sapiens. Milano, Italy: Editoriale Jaco
Book Spa Via Gioberti 7, 2003.
Teacher Created Materials, Inc. How We
Learn About the Past. Unknown, 1995.
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Thanks For
Watching!
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