A group of mesolithic people gathering around A group of ... · Images: © ThinkStock Prehistoric cave paintings from Tassili n'Ajjer in Algeria. © Images: © ThinkStock

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A group of prehistoric people making and using primitive tools (including handaxes, burins and flints).


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A group of mesolithic people gathering around a fire, in family groups and building dwellings.


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A prehistoric Mexican woman, wearing an animal

skin and growing crops.


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An illustration of the Paleolithic cave paintings at Lascaux in France.


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Cavemen painting on cave walls and sitting around a fire.


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Recreation of Mesolithic homes in Norway, with timber frames and

animal skins / turf covering the roof.


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A prehistoric man using

tools inside a cave.


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Ancient cave paintings in Argentina.


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Hand axes are the oldest tool in human history. They were usually made from flint and were used to dig, chop wood, catch prey and prepare skins and food.


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Illustrations of prehistoric

people making stone tools.


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A Stone Age hammer.


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Prehistoric stone tools

and weapons.


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Stone Henge is a prehistoric monument in England.


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A dolmen is a tomb consisting of upright stones and a flat horizontal capstone. Most

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Knowth is a Neolithic grave and an ancient monument in Ireland.


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Pentre Ifan Burial Chamber in Wales, dating to the Neolithic period.


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Kilmartin Glen in Scotland has 150 prehistoric monuments and burial chambers.

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