CH. 4 VOCABULARY. Day 1 prehistoric culture extinction flint civilization.
Prehistoric vocabulary for blog
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Prehistoric Vocabulary
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excavation
• The exposure, processing and recording of archaeological remains
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backgammon• One of the
world’s oldest boardgames
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dates
• The fruit of a date palm tree
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Plow
•A farm tool used for breaking up soil.
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iron
• An element that can be used to create strong tools, structures, and machines.
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ziggurat
• The sight of the temple to the main god or goddess of a Sumerian city.
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empire
• Many territories and people controlled by one government
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Sumerians
• People from the earliest-known civilization
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Babylonians
• People from an ancient region in southwest Mesopotamia
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Assyrians
• People from an ancient region in northern Mesopotamia
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Tigris
• A river in Iraq and Turkey
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Euphrates
• A river that flows south from Turkey through Syria and Iraq
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Ur
• A city in ancient Sumer
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cuneiform
• A form of writing that used groups of wedges and lines; used to write several Fertile Crescent languages
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supply
• How many or how much of a resource there is
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demand
• How much people desire or need a resource