Here's my Key Takeaway Cultural Evolution is the idea that the human culture such as beliefs, knowledge, customs. skills, attitudes, and languages change over time. Stone age is separated into three preiods: 1. Paleolithic Age (Old Stone Age) - wherein human beings learned to use simple and unpolished tools, discovered the use of fire, learned how to hunt for food, and learned how to survive by living in caves. They also developed small sculptures and monumental paintings, and car designs. Their main focus was to hunt and collect food for living. (Paleolithic word was coined by John Lubbock in 1865.) 2. Meleolithic Period (Middle Stone Age) - "mesos" which means middle and "lithos" which means stone. Early humans in this period gradually domesticated plants and animals, they also started to form their own settlements and communities. In this period, they also learned how to use microlits or smaller or delicate stone tools that were used for hunting, fishing and gathering foods. It is also related to European Culture. 3. Neolithic (New Stone Age) - aka Agricultural Revolution, from the words "neo" which means nee and "lithos" (stone). During this period a wide skill transition were experienced many himan cultures ranging from the different forms of hunting and food gathering to changes in agricultural practices and lifestyles including the types settlements they lived in which eventually lead to a population increase in ancient society. Different types of tools were developed by using bronze as a second method for architectural implements such as household utensils. During the Neolithic Period, human beings used polished stone tools and learned to settle in permanent villages. Three Stages of Metal Age Copper, Bronze and Iron The first civilization were found mostly in Asia particularly in China and Mesopotamia which is now known as Iraq. Six Types of Human Societies: 1. Hunting and Gathering - people survive by planting vegetables and fruits, fishing, hunting larger animals and collecting shellfish. Human in this period uses tools made of wood, stones and bones. 2. Horticultural - People learned to use human-labor and hand-held tools to cultivate fields. 3. Pastoral - Human being learned on herding and domestification of animals for food and clothing organized male-centered leadership showed its first clear beginnings in this society. 4. Agricultural - characterized by the use of plow and other planting materials. 5-6 Industrial and Post-Industrial - what we experiences. Pagsinohin, Antonnette 03/09/2022 Einstein - Pinamukan Integrated School
From this video lesson, this enlightens my knowledge about Cultural Evolution. Stated that Cultural Evolution is the idea that the human culture such as beliefs, knowledge, customs, skills, attitude and languages changes overtime. And it is categorized into archeological periods which are Stone age and Metal age. In the stone age, humans used to be primitive or use primitive stone tools. 《Stone age is divided into 3 periods: ●Paleolithic Age (old stone age) where human beings learned how to use simple and unpolished stone tools, discovered how to use fire, learned how to hunt food and learned how to survive life in their caves. ●Mesolithic Age (Middle stone age) early humans in this period gradually domesticated plants and animals and formed their own settlements and communities. Also they learned how to use microlits or the smaller or delicate stone tools that were use for used for hunting, fishing and gathering foods ●Neolithic period (New stone age or Agricultural Revolution) During this period a wide skill transition were experienced many human cultures ranging from the different forms of hunting and food gathering to changes in Agricultural practices and lifestyle including the types of settlements they lived in which eventually lead to a population increase in ancient society. 《Metal age is the use of metals such as bronze, copper and iron to produce a new historical development that started in the metal age. ||Six types of Human Societies|| ■Hunting and Gathering ■Horticultural ■Pastoral ■Agricultural ■Industrial ■Post Industrial GUTIERREZ, CYEAN KOREI C. MARCH 10, 2022 G11 STEM EINSTEIN PINAMUKAN INTEGRATED SCHOOL
In this lesson, I learned Human Cultural Evolution. The Stone Age is divided into 3 separate periods. The first Stone Age Period is known as • Paleolithic Age or Old Stone reffered to athe old stone age, in this period human beings learned how to use simple and unpolished stone tools, discovered the use of fire, learned how to hunt for food and learn how to survive by living in caves. They also developed small sculptures and monumental paintings, carved designs, and reliefs on the walls of caves. Their main focus was to hunt and collect food which reflected their nomadic way of living. ~ The word Paleolithic was coined by John Lubbock in 1865. •The second period of the stone is the Mesolithic Period ir the Middle Stone Age it was considered as the transition period between the paleolithic and neolithic periods. Early humans during this period gradually domesticated plants and animals. They also started to form their own settlements and communities. In this period they also learned how to use micro lits for smaller and more delicate stone tools that were used for hunting, fishing, and gathering food The primary activities of the early humans. ~The word Mesolithic id derived from the Greek words mesos which means middle and lethal refers to stone that collectively means middle stone age. •The final Period of the stone age is known as the neolithic period new stone age or the agricultural revolution. During this period, a wide-scale transition was experienced by many human cultures ranging from the different forms of hunting and food gathering to changes in agricultural practices and lifestyles that included the types of settlements they lived in which eventually led to a population increase in the ancient societie. ~The word neolithic was derived from the ancient Greek words. Neos which means new and lithus which means stone. Bobadilla, Sofhia A. 03/26/2022 G11- Einstein Pinamucan Integrated School
In this video lesson, I learned about the human cultural evolution. Some archeologists believe that the earth's beginnings can be traced way back to 4.5 billion years but human evolution only counts for a tiny spike of its history. It is believed that it was then when a cultural evolution occurred. Cultural evolution is the idea that the human culture such as beliefs , knowledge, customs, skills, attitudes and languages change over time. Dating wayback to the period from about 2.5 million years ago to 1200 BCE. It is generally categorized in to archeological period refer to us the stone age and metal age. The cultural revolution of humans can be traced back to the beginning of the stone age. During this age, humans used to be primitive or use primitive stone tools. The stone age was divided in to 3 separate periods. ✓The first stone period is also known as the Paleolithic age. Otherwise, refers to as old stone age . In this period, human beings learned how to use simple and unpolished stone tools, discovered the use of fire, learned how to hunt for food and learned how to survive by living in caves. They also developed small sculptures and monumental paintings, carved designs and reliefs on the walls of caves. Their main focus is to hunt and to collect food which reflected to their nomadic way of living. The word Paleolithic was coined by John Lubbock in 1865. ✓ The second phase or period of the stone age was Mesolithic period oe the middle stone age. It was considered as the transition period between the Paleolithic and neolithic periods. The word mesolithic is derived from.thw greek words "mesos" which means middle ang "lethal" refers to stone that collectively means middle stone age. Early humans during this period gradually domisticated plants and animals. They also started to form their own settlements and communities. In this period they also learned how to use micro lits for smaller and more delicate syone tools that were used for hunting, fishing and gathering food are the primary activities of early humans. Mesolithic period is related to European culture. ✓ The final period of the stone age is known as the neolithic period, new stone age or the agricultural revolution. The word neolithic was derived from the ancient greek words "neos" which means new and "lithus" means stone. During this period, a wide scale transition was experienced by many human culture ranging from the different hunting food and food gathering to changes into agricultural practices and lifestyles that included the types of settlements they lived in which eventually led to a population increase in the ancient societies. Different types of tools were developed by using bronze as the second metal for agricultural implements such as plows and sickles, and military weapons like swords, spears, shields as well as household untesils like jars, balls and cups. During neolithic period, humans beings used polish stone tools and learned how to settle in permanent villages. Three stages distinguished in this age of metal used: - copper age Known for its stiffness, the materials that were used in using ornaments. - bronze age A combination of copper and tin which is harder and stronger than copper. - iron age Some of the agricultural tools were plows and sickles and military weapons like swords, spears and shield. Types of human societies: - hunting and gathering societies - horticultural socities - pastoral socities - industrial societies - postindustrial socities Caraig, Jake Lester B. 03/12/22 G-11 Einstein Pinamukan Integrated School
In this lesson, I've learned that it's about Human Cultural Evolution which need to understand how they adapt to their existing environment will served as the onset of their culture and sociopolitical evolution. Also, Artifactual evidences or human material remains plays a significant roles in interpreting cultural and social, including political and economic processes to human’s way of life. In addition, it's about changes in socially transmitted beliefs, knowledge, customs, skills, attitudes, languages, and so on. GUERRA, MEDEL C. MARCH 9, 2022 GRADE 11 - EINSTEIN PINAMUKAN INTEGRATED SCHOOL
This video is all about Human Cultural Evolution. Cultural Evolution is the idea that the human culture such as beliefs, knowledge, customs, skills, attitude, and languages change over time. ARCHAEOLOGICAL PERIODS -STONE PERIOD during this age, hunab used to be primitive or use primitive stones tools. It is divided into three seperate periods •Paleolithic (Old Stone Age) •Mesolithic (Middle Stone Age) •Neolithic (New Stone Age) -METAL AGE the use of metals such as bronze, copper and iron produce a new historical development and it is all started in metal Age. It is divided into three stages •Copper Age •Bronze Age •Iron Age BALMES, BEATRIZ MAE D MARCH 9, 2022 G11 EINSTEIN PINMUKAN INTEGRATED SCHOOL
Cultural evolution is the idea that the human culture such as beliefs, knowledges, customs, skills, attitudes, and languages change over time. It is categorized into archeological periods (stone age and metal age). In stone age, humans used to be primitive or use primitive stone tools. The 3 periods of stone age are: 1. Paleolithic Age (old stone age) where human beings learned how to use simple and unpolished stone tools, discovered how to use fire, learned how to hunt for food, and learned how to survive by living in cave. 2. Mesolithic Age (Middle Stone Age) early humans in this period gradually domesticated plants and animals and formed their own settlements and communities. They also learned how to use microlits or smaller or delicate stone tools that were used for hunting, fishing and gathering foods. 3.Neolithic Period (New Stone Age or Agricultural Revolution)-During this period a wide skill transition were experienced many human cultures ranging from the different forms of hunting and food gathering to changes in agricultural practices and lifestyles including the types settlements they lived in which eventually lead to a population increase in ancient society. Metal Age is distinguished into this age within the different types of metals that are used. The copper age (the first known metal), Bronze Age, and Iron Age. 6 types of human society: 1. Hunting and Gathering 2. Horticultural 3. Pastural 4. Agricultural 5. Industrial 6. Post Industrial Hernandez, Mark rainier R. G11-Einstein Pinamukan Integrated School 03/10/22
Cultural Evolution is the idea that the human culture such as beliefs, knowledge, customs ,skills, attitudes and languages change over time. Three Periods Of Stone Age 1. Paleolithic Age *humans used primitive stone tools, discovered the use of fire and learned how to hunt food 2.Mesolithic Age *The word Mesolithic is derived from the Greek word "mesos" which means middle and "lithos" which means stone. *humans gradually domesticated plants and animals and formed their own settlements and communities 3.Neolithic Age *During this period a wide skill transition experienced many human cultures ranging from the different forms of hunting and food gathering to changes in agricultural practices and lifestyles including the types of settlements they lived in which eventually lead to a population increase in ancient society. THE THREE STAGES OF METAL AGE 1. copper age 2. bronze age 3. iron age Dacullo, Mary Ann C. Grade 11- Fleming 03/25/22 Pinamukan Integrated School
In this episode it talks about human cultural evolution. Cultural evolution is the idea that the human culture such as beliefs, knowledge, customs, skills, attitudes and languages change over time. The cultural evolution of early human can be traced back to the beginning of the stone during this age humans used to be primitive or use primitive tools. Stone age is divided into three separate periods. • Paleolithic Age (OLD STONE AGE) Palaeolithic age main focus was to hunt and collect food which reflected their nomadic way of living. • Mesolithic Period (MIDDLE STONE AGE) The word is derived from the greek word MESOS which means MIDDLE and LETHAL refers to stone that collectively middle stone age • Neolithic period (NEW STONE AGE / AGRICULTURAL REVOLUTION) During the neolithic period human beings use polish stone tool and learned how to settle in permanent villages. Three stages METAL AGE. • COPPER AGE • BRONZE AGE • IRON AGE Kaith Danica G. Mendoza March 10, 2022 G11-SOCRATES (HUMSS) Pinamukan Integrated School
From pangasinan here! Meron kaming performance task about sa cultural evolution.😭😭😭 For your performance task. - Make a short clip(2mins-3 mins) presenting a cultural evolution (noon at Ngayon) and how will it be a way for you to be: "A Better YOU in OUR Society".- give a conclusion at the end of the video on what culture should be preserved or to be changed and why? To be submitted on Friday (October 16, 2021until 4 pm.
KEY TAKEAWAYS Cultural Evolution - is the idea that the human culture such as beliefs, knowledge, customs, skills, attitudes abd languages change over time. Archaeological Periods 1. Stone Age 2. Metal Age Stone Age is divided into 3 periods: 1. Paleolithic Age - human beings is learned how to use simple and unpolished stone tools. Discovered the use of fire, learned how to hunt for food and learn how to survive bu living in caves. They also developed small sculptures and monumental paintings, carved designs and reliefs on the wall of caves. Their main focus was to hunt and collect food for living. 2. Mesolithic Period - the word Mesolithic is derived from the Greek word "mesos" which means middle, "lithos" refers to stone. Early humans in this period gradually domesticated plants and animals. They also started to form their own settlements and communities. They also learned how to use microlits for smaller and more delicate stone tools that were used for hunting, fishing and gathering. It is also related to European Culture. 3. Neolithic Age - "neolithic " was derived from the ancient Greek word "neos" which means new and "lithos" which means stone. During this period a wide scale transition was experienced by many human cultures, ranging from the different forms of hunting and food gathering to changes in agricultural practices and lifestyles that included the types of settlements they lived in which eventually led to a population increase in the ancient societies. 3 stages of Metal Age : Copper, Bronze and Iron Age 6 types of Human Society 1. Hunting and Gathering 2. Horticultural 3. Pastura 4. Agricultural 5. Industrial 6. Post Industrial Arevalo, Lina P. 03-10-22 G11-Einstein Pinamukan Integrated School
The video is all about the significance of Cultural,Social, Political and Economic Symbols and Practices. Cultural Evolution is the idea that the human culture such as beliefs, knowledge, customs, skills, attitudes and Languages change over time ARCHEOLOGICAL PERIODS "Stone Age" * Paleolithic Period (old stone age)- human beings learned how to use simple and unpolished stone tools discovered the use of fire, learned how to hunt for food and learn how to survive by living in caves. * Mesolithic Period (middle stone age)- the transition period between paleolithic and neolithic periods. Early human during this period gradually domesticated plants and animals, they started to form their own settlements and communities. * Neolithic Period (new stone age)- during this period a wide- scale transition was experienced by many human cultures ranging from different forms of hunting and food gathering to changes in agricultural practices and lifestyle. Calapit Arabel F. 03/10/2022 G-11 Socrates Pinamukan Integrated School
Cultural evolution, as stated in this episode, is the theory that human culture, including ideas, knowledge, practices, skills, attitudes, and languages, evolves over time. The Stone Age and the Mental Age are the Archaeological Periods, according to this video. The beginning of human cultural evolution can be traced back to the stone era, when humans were primitive or employed basic stone tools. There are three distinct times in this; - Paleolithic Age (old stone age) -Where human beings learned how to use simple and unpolished stone tools, discovered how to use fire, learned how to hunt for food, and learned how to survive by living in cave. - Mesolithic Age (Middle Stone Age)- The term Mesolithic is derived from the Greek words "mesos" (middle) and "lithos" (stone). Early people gradually domesticated plants and animals throughout this time and established their own settlements and societies. They also learned how to utilize microlits, which are smaller or more delicate stone tools used for hunting, fishing, and food collection. - Neolithic Period (New Stone Age or Agricultural Revolution)- Many human cultures experienced a wide skill transition during this time, ranging from various forms of hunting and food gathering to changes in agricultural practices and lifestyle, as well as the types of settlements they lived in, which eventually led to an increase in population in ancient society. Metal Age is the use of metals such as bronze, copper and iron produce a new historical development that is started in metal age. Copper Age, Bronze Age, and Iron Age are the three stages of the Metal Age. There are six types of human societies: 1. Hunting and Gathering Societies 2. Horticultural Societies 3. Pastoral Societies 4. Agricultural Societies 5. Industrial Societies 6. Postindustrial Societies Hernandez, Irish Kyla R. G11-Einstein March 10, 2022 Pinamukan Integrated School
This video is all about cultural evolution wherein it is the idea that the human culture such as beliefs, knowledge, customs, skills, attitudes and languages change over time. •KeyTakeaways • Archaeological Periods Stone age and metal age. Where the cultural evolution can be traced back to the beginning of the stone age during this age humans used to be primitive or use primitive stone tools. •Stone age is divided into three separate periods: •Paleolithic Age where it is the first age tone period, it is refer to old stone. In this period humans use simple and unpolished stone tools discovered the use of fire and learn how to survive by living in caves. • Mesolithic is referred to the second phase or the period of the stone age.. It derives from the Greek work mess which means middle and lichos which means stone. • Neolithic comes from the Greek word neos which means new and lichos which means new. •Metal age is the use of metals such as bronze, copper and iron produce a new historical development that is started in metal age. 3 stages 1. Copper Age 2. Bronze Age 3. Iron Age Alda,Mariella A. March 09 2022 G11-Socrates Pinamukan Integrated School♥️
I learned about the evolution of human culture in this video lesson. . ✓Cultural evolution is the concept that human culture, such as beliefs, knowledge, and customs, evolves. Over time, skills, attitudes, and languages change. ✓Where the cultural evolution can be traced back to the beginning of the stone age, humans were primitive or used primitive stone tools during this time period. The Paleolithic Age, Mesolithic Age, and Neolithic Age were the three periods of the Stone Age. ✓Paleolithic Age (Old Stone Age)- Human beings learned how to use simple and unpolished stone tools, discovered the use of fire, learned how to hunt for food, and learned how to survive by living in caves. Their main focus was to hunt and collect food. The word Paleolithic was coined by John Lubbock in 1865. ✓Mesolithic Age (Middle Stone Age)- The word Mesolithic is derived from the Greek word "mesos" which means middle and "lithos" which means stone. During this period, early humans gradually domesticated plants and animals and formed their own settlements and communities. They also learned how to use microlits or smaller or delicate stone tools that were used for hunting, fishing and gathering foods. ✓Neolithic Age (New Stone Age or Agricultural Revolution)- The word Neolithic is derived from the Greek word "neo" which means new and "lithos'' which means stone. During this period a wide skill transition experienced many human cultures ranging from the different forms of hunting and food gathering to changes in agricultural practices and lifestyles including the types of settlements they lived in which eventually lead to a population increase in ancient society. ✓Metal Age is the use of metals such as bronze, copper and iron to produce a new historical development that started in the metal age. The 3 stages of Metal Age are: • Copper Age • Bronze Age • Iron Age. Vino, Jodelle Yessiah B. 03/25/22 G11-FLEMING Pinamukan Integrated School
This video is all about Cultural evolution. Cultural evolution is the idea that human culture change over time. Key Takeaways Archaeology Periods, the stone age and metal age. Stone age - human used to be primitive or use primitive stone tools. It is divided into three separate periods. STONE AGE PERIODS: Paleolithic Age or old stone age- human use simple and unpolished stone tools, discovered the use of fire, learn how to hunt for food and learned how to survive by living in caves. The word ‘Paleolithic’ was coined by John Lubbock in 1865. Mesolitic Period or middle stone age - Mesolthic is derive from the greek word “mesos” which means middle and “lithos” which means stone. In this period, the early human gradually domesticated plants and animals, they also started to fom their own settlements and communities. They learned how to use microlits or small stone tools used for hunting, fishing and gathering foods. Neolithic Period or new stone age - Neo lithic is derive from the greek wor “neo” which means new and “lithos” which means stone. During this period fifferent tools were developed by using bronze as a second method for architectural implements. Human beings used polished stone tools and learned to settle in permanent villages. METAL AGE - is the use of metal such as bronze, copper and iron produce a new historical development that is started in metal age. THREE STAGES OF METAL AGE - Copper Age - Bronze Age - Iron Age Balmes, Janezle A. 03/10/2022 G11-Socrates Pinamukan Integrated School
In this episode it talks about human culture evolution Cultural evolution is the idea that human culture such as beliefs, knowledge, customs skills, attitudes and language change over time. Where the cultural evolution can be traced back to the beginning of the Stone Age, humans were primative stone tools during this time period. The Paleolithic Age, Mesolithic Age, and Neolithic Age are the three periods of the Stone Age. Paleolithic Age (Old Stone Age) - Where human learned how to use simple and unpolished stone tools. Discovered how to use fire, learned how to hunt for food and learned how to survive by living in cave. Mesolithic Age ( Middle Stone Age)- The term Mesolithic is derived from the greek words ' mesos' means middle and the 'lithos' means stone. Early people gradually domesticated plants and animals throughout this time and established their own settlement and societies. Neolithic Period ( New Stone Age) - Many Humans cultures experienced a wide skill transition during this time, ranging from various forms of hunting and food gatherings to change in agricultural practices. There are six types of Human Societies 1. Hunting And Gatherings 2. Horticultural Societies 3. Pastoral Societies 4. Agricultural Societies 5. Industrial Societies 6. Postindustrial Societies Vergara, Joverey M. G 11 Socrates Pinamukan Integrated School
In this lesson, techer Dawn introduce to students the significance of cultural, social, political and economic symbol and practices. Thus, I learned that cultural evolution of early humans can be traced back to the beggining of the stone age. Stone age is divided into three (3) separate periods. Paleolithic (old stone age), Mesolithic (middle stone age), and Neolithic (new stone age). I also learned the metal age stage (copper, bronze and iron age) and the 6 types of guman societies. Erick Jane Agsangre 03/14/22 G11-Fleming Pinamucan Integrated School
In this episode it talks about human cultural evolution Cultural evolution is the idea that human culture such as beliefs, knowledge, customs skills, attitudes, and language change over time. Where the cultural evolution can be traced back to the beginning of the Stone Age, humans were primitive stone tools during this time period. The Paleolithic Age, Mesolithic Age, and Neolithic age wee the three periods of the Stone Age. Paleolithic Age (old Stone Age)- where human being learned how to use simple and unpolished stone tools., discovered how to use fire, learned how to hunt for food, and learned how to survive by living in cave Mesolithic Age (middle Stone Age)- the term Mesolithic is derived from the Greek words mesos means middle and lithos means stone. Early people gradually domesticated plants and animals throughout this time and established their own settlements and societies. Neolithic Period (new Stone Ageor agricultural revolution)- many humans cultures experienced a wide skill transition during this time, ranging from various forms of hunting and food gatherings to changes in agricultural practices. There are six types of human societies 1. Hunting and Gatherings 2. Pastoral Societies 3. HorticulturalSocieties 4. Agricultural Societies 5. Industrial Societies 6. Postindustrial Societies Vergara, Joverey M. G11 Socrates Pinamukan Integrated School
This video lesson is all about human cultural evolution and the three Archeological Period. Key takeaways: • cultural evolution is the idea that the human culture such as beliefs, knowledge, customs, skills, attitudes, and languages change over time. • The two Archaeological period are: ✓ Stone Age ✓ Metal Age • During stone age humans used to be primitive or use primitive stone tools. • Stone age is divided into three separate periods: ✓ Palaeolithic age or old stone age ✓ Mesolithic period or middle stone age. ✓ Neolithic period or new stone age. • In metal age, people use metals such as bronze copper and iron to produce a new historical development that is started in metal age. • There are three stages of metal age: ✓ Cooper age ✓ Bronze age ✓ Iron age Idea, Lessie B. Grade 11 Fleming 03/10/2022 Pinamukan Integrated School
KEY TAKEAWAYS ●Cultural evolution is the concept that human culture, such as beliefs, knowledge, and customs, evolves. Over time, skills, attitudes, and languages change. ●Where the cultural evolution can be traced back to the beginning of the stone age, humans were primitive or used primitive stone tools during this time period. The Paleolithic Age, Mesolithic Age, and Neolithic Age were the three periods of the Stone Age. ●Paleolithic Age (Old Stone Age)- Human beings learned how to use simple and unpolished stone tools, discovered the use of fire, learned how to hunt for food, and learned how to survive by living in caves. Their main focus was to hunt and collect food. The word Paleolithic was coined by John Lubbock in 1865. ●Mesolithic Age (Middle Stone Age)- The word Mesolithic is derived from the Greek word "mesos" which means middle and "lithos" which means stone. During this period, early humans graduallydomesticated plants and animals and formed their own settlements and communities. They also learned how to use microlits or smaller or delicate stone tools that were used for hunting, fishing and gathering foods. ●Neolithic Age (New Stone Age or Agricultural Revolution)- The word Neolithic is derived from the Greek word "neo" which means new and "lithos" which means stone. During this period a wide skill transition were experiencedmany himancultures ranging from the different forms of hunting and food gathering to changes in agricultural practices and lifestyles including the types settlements they lived in which eventually lead to a population increase in ancient society. ●Metal Age is the use of metals such as bronze, copper and iron produce a new historical development that is started in metal age. The 3 stages of Metal Age are: Copper Age, Bronze Age, and the Iron Age. ●Espiritu, Amie R. ●03/10/22 ●G11 Fleming ● Pinamukan Integrated School
In this video lesson I have learned about the significance of cultural, social, political and economic symbols and practices and how the cultural evolution occurred. Cultural evolution of early humans can be traced back to the beginning of stone age. During this age, humans used to be primitive or used primitive stone tools. Stone age is divided into three separate periods. (1) Paleolithic age, referred to as the old stone age. In this period, human beings learned how to use simple and unpolished stone that help them discover the use of fire, learned how to hunt for food, and survive by living in cages. The word paleolithic was coined by John Lubbock in 1865. (2) Mesolithic Period, considered as the transition period between the paleolithic and neolithic periods, and in this period, humans started to form their own settlements and communities. The primary activities of the early humans. (3) Neolithic Period, the new stone age and the agricultural revolution. In this period happens a wide transition, from hunting for food to changes in agricultural practices and lifestyles. During the period humans learned about polish stone tools and to settle in permanent villages. The use of copper, bronze and iron was discovered in metal ages that produces a new development during the metal age. The three stages in this period are the copper period, the first known metal, the bronze age, combination of copper and tin and the iron age. The first civilizations were found in Asia, particularly in China and Iraq. That is where human societies evolve. The 6 types of Human Societies 1. Hunting and Gathering Societies 2. Horticultural Societies 3. Pastoral Societies 4. Agricultural Societies 5. Industrial Societies 6. Postindustrial Societies Gupit, Ma. Julia Amber B. 3/11/2022 G11 Pasteur Pinamukan Integrated School
From this video lesson, I learned more about the human cultural evolution. Some archaeologists believe that the earth's beginnings can be traced way back to 4.5 billion years but human evolution only counts for a tiny spike of its history. Cultural evolution is the idea that the human culture such as beliefs, knowledge, customs, skills, attitudes and languages change over time. Dating wayback to the period from about 2.5 million years ago to 1200 BCE. It is generally categorized into archaeological period refer to the stone age and metal age. The cultural revolution of humans can be traced back to the beginning of the stone age. During this age, humans used to be primitive or use primitive srone tools. 3 Separate Periods of the Stone Age *The first stone age period is known as the Paleolithic Age. Otherwise, refers to as Old Stone Age. Human beings learned how to use simple and unpolished stone tools, discovered the use of fire, learned how to hunt for food and learned how to survive by living in caves. They also developed small sculptures and monumental paintings, carved designs and reliefs on the walls of caves. Their main focus was to hunt and to collect food which reglected to their nomadic wa of living. The word Paleolithic was covered by the archaeologist John Lubbock in the year 1865. *The second phase or period of the stone age was Mesolithic Period or the Middle Stone Age. It was considered as the transition period between the Paleolithic and Neolithic periods. The word Mesolithic is derived from "mesos" which means middle and "lithos" refers to stone that collectively means middle stone age. In this period, they also learned how to use micro lits for smaller and mire delicate tools that were used for hunting, fishing and gathering food, which are the primary activities of early humans. Mesolithic Period is related to European culture. *The final period of the stone age is known as the Neolithic Period, new stone age or the agricultural revolution. The word Neolithic was derived from the ancient Greek words "neos" which means new and "lithus" means stone. During this period, different types of tools were developed by using bronze as the second meta for agricultural implements such as plows, and sickles, and military weapons like swords, spears, shields as well as household utensils like jars, balls and cups. During Neolithic period, human beings used polish stone tools and learned how to settle in permanent villages. Three stages distinguished in Metal age due to different types of metals that are used: 1. Copper Age 2. Bronze Age 3. Iron Age 6 Types of Human Societies: 1. Hunting and Gathering Societies 2. Horticultural Societies 3. Pastoral Societies 4. Agricultural Societies 5. Industrial Societies 6. Post-Industrial Societies Del Prado, Kirlsheiy M. 03-16-22 G-11 Fleming Pinamukan Integrated School
In this video lesson, I learned the significance of Cultural, Social, Political and Economic symbols and practices. Cultural evolution is the idea that the human culture changes over time. Archaeological period includes stone age and metal age. During stone age, humans used to be primitive. the first stone age is the Paleolithic Age. In this period, humans use simple and unpolished stone tools discovered the use of fire and learn how to survive by living in caves. The next is Mesolithic. It refers to the second phase or the period of the stone age. It derives from the Greek work mess which means middle and lichos which means stone. They domesticated plants and animals. Last but bot the least is Neolithic Age. it comes from the Greek word neos which means new and lichos which means new. On the other hand, Metal age is the use of metals such as bronze, copper, and iron produce a new historical development that is started in the metal age. Its three stages are Copper Age, Bronze Age and Iron Age . The Six types of Human Societies are Hunting and Gathering, Horticultural, Pastoral, Agricultural, Industrial and Post Industrial. Bajio, Sandara B. March 10, 2022 G11- Einstein Pinamukan Integrated School
In this video, I have learned about Human Cultural Evolution During the Stone Age, humans used to be primitive or use primitive stoon tools . •Paleolithic Age/Old Stone Age -In this period, human beings learned how to use simple and unpolished stone tools, discovered the use of fire, learned how to hunt for food and learned how to survive by living in caves. They also develop small sculptures and monument, paintings, carved design and reliefs on the walls of caves. Their main focus was to hunt and collect food which reflected their nomadic way of living. The world paleolithic was coined by John Lubbock in 1865. •Mesolithic Period/Middle Stone Age - It was considered as the transition period between the paleolithic and neolithic period. The word Mesolithic is derived from the Greek word meso which means middle and lethal refers to stone that collectively means middle stone age. In this period, they gradually demonstrated plants and animals. They also started their own settlements and communities. They learned how to use micro lits for smaller and more delicate stone tools that used for hunting and gathering food. •Neolithic Period/ New Stone Age/Agriculture Revolution - The word neolithic was derived from the ancient Greek words neo which means new and lithus which means stone. During this period, a wide-scale transition was experienced by many human cultures ranging from the different forms of hunting and food gathering to changes in agriculture practices and lifestyle that included the types of settlements they lived in which led to a population increase in the ancient societies. During this period, human being used polish stone tools and learned how to settle in permanent villages. •Metal Age Stages - Copper Age - Bronze Age - Iron Age •Types of Human Societies - Hunting and Gathering - Horticultural - Pastoral - Agricultural -Industrial - Post-Industrial Ebreo, Cristelle Anne N. March 10, 2022 G11-Einstein Pinamukan Integrated School
This lesson taught me about the evolution of human culture. Cultural evolution is the concept that human culture, such as beliefs, knowledge, and customs, evolves. Over time, skills, attitudes, and languages change. Where the cultural evolution can be traced back to the beginning of the stone age, humans were primitive or used primitive stone tools during this time period. The Paleolithic Age, Mesolithic Age, and Neolithic Age were the three periods of the Stone Age. Paleolithic Age (Old Stone Age)- Human beings learned how to use simple and unpolished stone tools, discovered the use of fire, learned how to hunt for food, and learned how to survive by living in caves. Their main focus was to hunt and collect food. The word Paleolithic was coined by John Lubbock in 1865. Mesolithic Age (Middle Stone Age)- The word Mesolithic is derived from the Greek word "mesos" which means middle and "lithos" which means stone. During this period, early humans gradually domesticated plants and animals and formed their own settlements and communities. They also learned how to use microlits or smaller or delicate stone tools that were used for hunting, fishing and gathering foods. Neolithic Age (New Stone Age or Agricultural Revolution)- The word Neolithic is derived from the Greek word "neo" which means new and "lithos" which means stone. During this period a wide skill transition were experienced many himan cultures ranging from the different forms of hunting and food gathering to changes in agricultural practices and lifestyles including the types settlements they lived in which eventually lead to a population increase in ancient society. Metal Age is the use of metals such as bronze, copper and iron produce a new historical development that is started in metal age. The 3 stages of Metal Age are: Copper Age, Bronze Age, and the Iron Age. It never cease to amaze me on how much have changed since the very start of humanity. Cantos, Iloiza Jhane C. 03/10/2022 G11-Einstein Pinamukan Integrated School
In this video lesson, I learned that cultural evolution is the idea that the human culture such as beliefs, knowledge, customs, skills, attitudes and languages change over time. Key Takeaways •Archaeological Periods: Stone age and mental age. Where the cultural evolution can be traced back to the beginning of the stone age during this age humans used to be primitive or use primitive stone tools. •The stone age is divided into three separate periods: •Paleolithic Age where it is the first age tone period, it is refer to old stone. In this period humans use simple and unpolished stone tools discovered the use of fire and learn how to survive by living in caves. •Mesolithic is referred to the second phase or the period of the stone age.. It derives from the Greek work mess which means middle and lichos which means stone.. They domesticated plants and animals. •Neolithic comes from the Greek word neos which means new and lichos which means new. •Metal age is the use of metals such as bronze, copper, and iron produce a new historical development that is started in the metal age. 3 stages 1. Copper Age 2. Bronze Age 3. Iron Age •There are types of human societies 1. Hunting & Gathering Societies 2. Horticultural Societies 3. Pastoral Societies 4. Agricultural Societies 5. Industrial Societies 6. Postindustrial Societies Balid, Marinell F. March 10, 2022 G11-Fleming Pinamukan Integrated School
Key Takeaways: In this episode I learned that cultural evolution is the idea that the human culture such as beliefs, knowledge, customs, skills, attitudes and languages change over time. This video tells that Archaeological Periods is the Stone age and mental age. Where the cultural evolution can be traced back to the beginning of the stone age during this age humans used to be primitive or use primitive stone tools. These are divided into three separate periods; 👉Paleolithic Age where it is the first age tone period, it is refer to old stone. In this period humans use simple and unpolished stone tools discovered the use of fire and learn how to survive by living in caves. 👉Mesolithic is referred to the second phase or the period of the stone age.. It derives from the Greek work mess which means middle and lichos which means stone.. They domesticated plants and animals. 👉Neolithic comes from the Greek word neos which means new and lichos which means new. Metal age is the use of metals such as bronze, copper, and iron produce a new historical development that is started in the metal age. 3 stages 1. Copper Age 2. Bronze Age 3. Iron Age There are types of human societies: 1. Hunting & Gathering Societies 2. Horticultural Societies 3. Pastoral Societies 4. Agricultural Societies 5. Industrial Societies 6. Postindustrial Societies Alda, Teody Claire A. G11-Einstein March 10, 2022 Pinamukan Integrated School
Here's my Key Takeaway
Cultural Evolution is the idea that the human culture such as beliefs, knowledge, customs. skills, attitudes, and languages change over time.
Stone age is separated into three preiods:
1. Paleolithic Age (Old Stone Age) - wherein human beings learned to use simple and unpolished tools, discovered the use of fire, learned how to hunt for food, and learned how to survive by living in caves. They also developed small sculptures and monumental paintings, and car designs. Their main focus was to hunt and collect food for living.
(Paleolithic word was coined by John Lubbock in 1865.)
2. Meleolithic Period (Middle Stone Age) - "mesos" which means middle and "lithos" which means stone. Early humans in this period gradually domesticated plants and animals, they also started to form their own settlements and communities. In this period, they also learned how to use microlits or smaller or delicate stone tools that were used for hunting, fishing and gathering foods. It is also related to European Culture.
3. Neolithic (New Stone Age) - aka Agricultural Revolution, from the words "neo" which means nee and "lithos" (stone). During this period a wide skill transition were experienced many himan cultures ranging from the different forms of hunting and food gathering to changes in agricultural practices and lifestyles including the types settlements they lived in which eventually lead to a population increase in ancient society.
Different types of tools were developed by using bronze as a second method for architectural implements such as household utensils.
During the Neolithic Period, human beings used polished stone tools and learned to settle in permanent villages.
Three Stages of Metal Age
Copper, Bronze and Iron
The first civilization were found mostly in Asia particularly in China and Mesopotamia which is now known as Iraq.
Six Types of Human Societies:
1. Hunting and Gathering - people survive by planting vegetables and fruits, fishing, hunting larger animals and collecting shellfish. Human in this period uses tools made of wood, stones and bones.
2. Horticultural - People learned to use human-labor and hand-held tools to cultivate fields.
3. Pastoral - Human being learned on herding and domestification of animals for food and clothing organized male-centered leadership showed its first clear beginnings in this society.
4. Agricultural - characterized by the use of plow and other planting materials.
5-6 Industrial and Post-Industrial - what we experiences.
Pagsinohin, Antonnette
03/09/2022
Einstein - Pinamukan Integrated School
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From this video lesson, this enlightens my knowledge about Cultural Evolution. Stated that Cultural Evolution is the idea that the human culture such as beliefs, knowledge, customs, skills, attitude and languages changes overtime. And it is categorized into archeological periods which are Stone age and Metal age.
In the stone age, humans used to be primitive or use primitive stone tools.
《Stone age is divided into 3 periods:
●Paleolithic Age (old stone age) where human beings learned how to use simple and unpolished stone tools, discovered how to use fire, learned how to hunt food and learned how to survive life in their caves.
●Mesolithic Age (Middle stone age) early humans in this period gradually domesticated plants and animals and formed their own settlements and communities. Also they learned how to use microlits or the smaller or delicate stone tools that were use for used for hunting, fishing and gathering foods
●Neolithic period (New stone age or Agricultural Revolution) During this period a wide skill transition were experienced many human cultures ranging from the different forms of hunting and food gathering to changes in Agricultural practices and lifestyle including the types of settlements they lived in which eventually lead to a population increase in ancient society.
《Metal age is the use of metals such as bronze, copper and iron to produce a new historical development that started in the metal age.
||Six types of Human Societies||
■Hunting and Gathering
■Horticultural
■Pastoral
■Agricultural
■Industrial
■Post Industrial
GUTIERREZ, CYEAN KOREI C.
MARCH 10, 2022
G11 STEM EINSTEIN
PINAMUKAN INTEGRATED SCHOOL
In this lesson, I learned Human Cultural Evolution.
The Stone Age is divided into 3 separate periods. The first Stone Age Period is known as
• Paleolithic Age or Old Stone reffered to athe old stone age, in this period human beings learned how to use simple and unpolished stone tools, discovered the use of fire, learned how to hunt for food and learn how to survive by living in caves. They also developed small sculptures and monumental paintings, carved designs, and reliefs on the walls of caves. Their main focus was to hunt and collect food which reflected their nomadic way of living.
~ The word Paleolithic was coined by John Lubbock in 1865.
•The second period of the stone is the Mesolithic Period ir the Middle Stone Age it was considered as the transition period between the paleolithic and neolithic periods. Early humans during this period gradually domesticated plants and animals. They also started to form their own settlements and communities. In this period they also learned how to use micro lits for smaller and more delicate stone tools that were used for hunting, fishing, and gathering food The primary activities of the early humans.
~The word Mesolithic id derived from the Greek words mesos which means middle and lethal refers to stone that collectively means middle stone age.
•The final Period of the stone age is known as the neolithic period new stone age or the agricultural revolution. During this period, a wide-scale transition was experienced by many human cultures ranging from the different forms of hunting and food gathering to changes in agricultural practices and lifestyles that included the types of settlements they lived in which eventually led to a population increase in the ancient societie.
~The word neolithic was derived from the ancient Greek words. Neos which means new and lithus which means stone.
Bobadilla, Sofhia A.
03/26/2022
G11- Einstein
Pinamucan Integrated School
In this video lesson, I learned about the human cultural evolution. Some archeologists believe that the earth's beginnings can be traced way back to 4.5 billion years but human evolution only counts for a tiny spike of its history. It is believed that it was then when a cultural evolution occurred. Cultural evolution is the idea that the human culture such as beliefs , knowledge, customs, skills, attitudes and languages change over time.
Dating wayback to the period from about 2.5 million years ago to 1200 BCE. It is generally categorized in to archeological period refer to us the stone age and metal age. The cultural revolution of humans can be traced back to the beginning of the stone age. During this age, humans used to be primitive or use primitive stone tools.
The stone age was divided in to 3 separate periods.
✓The first stone period is also known as the Paleolithic age. Otherwise, refers to as old stone age . In this period, human beings learned how to use simple and unpolished stone tools, discovered the use of fire, learned how to hunt for food and learned how to survive by living in caves. They also developed small sculptures and monumental paintings, carved designs and reliefs on the walls of caves. Their main focus is to hunt and to collect food which reflected to their nomadic way of living. The word Paleolithic was coined by John Lubbock in 1865.
✓ The second phase or period of the stone age was Mesolithic period oe the middle stone age. It was considered as the transition period between the Paleolithic and neolithic periods. The word mesolithic is derived from.thw greek words "mesos" which means middle ang "lethal" refers to stone that collectively means middle stone age. Early humans during this period gradually domisticated plants and animals. They also started to form their own settlements and communities. In this period they also learned how to use micro lits for smaller and more delicate syone tools that were used for hunting, fishing and gathering food are the primary activities of early humans. Mesolithic period is related to European culture.
✓ The final period of the stone age is known as the neolithic period, new stone age or the agricultural revolution. The word neolithic was derived from the ancient greek words "neos" which means new and "lithus" means stone. During this period, a wide scale transition was experienced by many human culture ranging from the different hunting food and food gathering to changes into agricultural practices and lifestyles that included the types of settlements they lived in which eventually led to a population increase in the ancient societies. Different types of tools were developed by using bronze as the second metal for agricultural implements such as plows and sickles, and military weapons like swords, spears, shields as well as household untesils like jars, balls and cups. During neolithic period, humans beings used polish stone tools and learned how to settle in permanent villages.
Three stages distinguished in this age of metal used:
- copper age
Known for its stiffness, the materials that were used in using ornaments.
- bronze age
A combination of copper and tin which is harder and stronger than copper.
- iron age
Some of the agricultural tools were plows and sickles and military weapons like swords, spears and shield.
Types of human societies:
- hunting and gathering societies
- horticultural socities
- pastoral socities
- industrial societies
- postindustrial socities
Caraig, Jake Lester B.
03/12/22
G-11 Einstein
Pinamukan Integrated School
In this lesson, I've learned that it's about Human Cultural Evolution which need to understand how they adapt to their existing environment will
served as the onset of their culture and sociopolitical evolution. Also, Artifactual evidences or human material remains plays a significant roles in
interpreting cultural and social, including political and economic processes to
human’s way of life. In addition, it's about changes in socially transmitted beliefs, knowledge, customs, skills, attitudes, languages, and so on.
GUERRA, MEDEL C.
MARCH 9, 2022
GRADE 11 - EINSTEIN
PINAMUKAN INTEGRATED SCHOOL
This video is all about Human Cultural Evolution. Cultural Evolution is the idea that the human culture such as beliefs, knowledge, customs, skills, attitude, and languages change over time.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL PERIODS
-STONE PERIOD during this age, hunab used to be primitive or use primitive stones tools. It is divided into three seperate periods
•Paleolithic (Old Stone Age)
•Mesolithic (Middle Stone Age)
•Neolithic (New Stone Age)
-METAL AGE the use of metals such as bronze, copper and iron produce a new historical development and it is all started in metal Age. It is divided into three stages
•Copper Age
•Bronze Age
•Iron Age
BALMES, BEATRIZ MAE D
MARCH 9, 2022
G11 EINSTEIN
PINMUKAN INTEGRATED SCHOOL
Cultural evolution is the idea that the human culture such as beliefs, knowledges, customs, skills, attitudes, and languages change over time. It is categorized into archeological periods (stone age and metal age).
In stone age, humans used to be primitive or use primitive stone tools.
The 3 periods of stone age are:
1. Paleolithic Age (old stone age) where human beings learned how to use simple and unpolished stone tools, discovered how to use fire, learned how to hunt for food, and learned how to survive by living in cave.
2. Mesolithic Age (Middle Stone Age) early humans in this period gradually domesticated plants and animals and formed their own settlements and communities. They also learned how to use microlits or smaller or delicate stone tools that were used for hunting, fishing and gathering foods.
3.Neolithic Period (New Stone Age or Agricultural Revolution)-During this period a wide skill transition were experienced many human cultures ranging from the different forms of hunting and food gathering to changes in agricultural practices and lifestyles including the types settlements they lived in which eventually lead to a population increase in ancient society.
Metal Age is distinguished into this age within the different types of metals that are used. The copper age (the first known metal), Bronze Age, and Iron Age.
6 types of human society:
1. Hunting and Gathering
2. Horticultural
3. Pastural
4. Agricultural
5. Industrial
6. Post Industrial
Hernandez, Mark rainier R.
G11-Einstein
Pinamukan Integrated School
03/10/22
Cultural Evolution is the idea that the human culture such as beliefs, knowledge, customs ,skills, attitudes and languages change over time.
Three Periods Of Stone Age
1. Paleolithic Age
*humans used primitive stone tools, discovered the use of fire and learned how to hunt food
2.Mesolithic Age
*The word Mesolithic is derived from the Greek word "mesos" which means middle and "lithos" which means stone.
*humans gradually domesticated plants and animals and formed their own settlements and communities
3.Neolithic Age
*During this period a wide skill transition experienced many human cultures ranging from the different forms of hunting and food gathering to changes in agricultural practices and lifestyles including the types of settlements they lived in which eventually lead to a population increase in ancient society.
THE THREE STAGES OF METAL AGE
1. copper age
2. bronze age
3. iron age
Dacullo, Mary Ann C.
Grade 11- Fleming
03/25/22
Pinamukan Integrated School
In this episode it talks about human cultural evolution.
Cultural evolution is the idea that the human culture such as beliefs, knowledge, customs, skills, attitudes and languages change over time.
The cultural evolution of early human can be traced back to the beginning of the stone during this age humans used to be primitive or use primitive tools.
Stone age is divided into three separate periods.
• Paleolithic Age (OLD STONE AGE)
Palaeolithic age main focus was to hunt and collect food which reflected their nomadic way of living.
• Mesolithic Period (MIDDLE STONE AGE)
The word is derived from the greek word MESOS which means MIDDLE and LETHAL refers to stone that collectively middle stone age
• Neolithic period (NEW STONE AGE / AGRICULTURAL REVOLUTION)
During the neolithic period human beings use polish stone tool and learned how to settle in permanent villages.
Three stages METAL AGE.
• COPPER AGE
• BRONZE AGE
• IRON AGE
Kaith Danica G. Mendoza
March 10, 2022
G11-SOCRATES (HUMSS)
Pinamukan Integrated School
From pangasinan here!
Meron kaming performance task about sa cultural evolution.😭😭😭
For your performance task.
- Make a short clip(2mins-3 mins) presenting a cultural evolution (noon at Ngayon) and how will it be a way for you to be: "A Better YOU in OUR Society".- give a conclusion at the end of the video on what culture should be preserved or to be changed and why?
To be submitted on Friday (October 16, 2021until 4 pm.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Cultural Evolution
- is the idea that the human culture such as beliefs, knowledge, customs, skills, attitudes abd languages change over time.
Archaeological Periods
1. Stone Age
2. Metal Age
Stone Age is divided into 3 periods:
1. Paleolithic Age - human beings is learned how to use simple and unpolished stone tools. Discovered the use of fire, learned how to hunt for food and learn how to survive bu living in caves. They also developed small sculptures and monumental paintings, carved designs and reliefs on the wall of caves. Their main focus was to hunt and collect food for living.
2. Mesolithic Period - the word Mesolithic is derived from the Greek word "mesos" which means middle, "lithos" refers to stone. Early humans in this period gradually domesticated plants and animals. They also started to form their own settlements and communities. They also learned how to use microlits for smaller and more delicate stone tools that were used for hunting, fishing and gathering. It is also related to European Culture.
3. Neolithic Age - "neolithic " was derived from the ancient Greek word "neos" which means new and "lithos" which means stone. During this period a wide scale transition was experienced by many human cultures, ranging from the different forms of hunting and food gathering to changes in agricultural practices and lifestyles that included the types of settlements they lived in which eventually led to a population increase in the ancient societies.
3 stages of Metal Age :
Copper, Bronze and Iron Age
6 types of Human Society
1. Hunting and Gathering
2. Horticultural
3. Pastura
4. Agricultural
5. Industrial
6. Post Industrial
Arevalo, Lina P.
03-10-22
G11-Einstein
Pinamukan Integrated School
The video is all about the significance of Cultural,Social, Political and Economic Symbols and Practices.
Cultural Evolution is the idea that the human culture such as beliefs, knowledge, customs, skills, attitudes and Languages change over time
ARCHEOLOGICAL PERIODS
"Stone Age"
* Paleolithic Period (old stone age)- human beings learned how to use simple and unpolished stone tools discovered the use of fire, learned how to hunt for food and learn how to survive by living in caves.
* Mesolithic Period (middle stone age)- the transition period between paleolithic and neolithic periods. Early human during this period gradually domesticated plants and animals, they started to form their own settlements and communities.
* Neolithic Period (new stone age)- during this period a wide- scale transition was experienced by many human cultures ranging from different forms of hunting and food gathering to changes in agricultural practices and lifestyle.
Calapit Arabel F.
03/10/2022
G-11 Socrates
Pinamukan Integrated School
Cultural evolution, as stated in this episode, is the theory that human culture, including ideas, knowledge, practices, skills, attitudes, and languages, evolves over time. The Stone Age and the Mental Age are the Archaeological Periods, according to this video. The beginning of human cultural evolution can be traced back to the stone era, when humans were primitive or employed basic stone tools.
There are three distinct times in this;
- Paleolithic Age (old stone age) -Where human beings learned how to use simple and unpolished stone tools, discovered how to use fire, learned how to hunt for food, and learned how to survive by living in cave.
- Mesolithic Age (Middle Stone Age)- The term Mesolithic is derived from the Greek words "mesos" (middle) and "lithos" (stone). Early people gradually domesticated plants and animals throughout this time and established their own settlements and societies. They also learned how to utilize microlits, which are smaller or more delicate stone tools used for hunting, fishing, and food collection.
- Neolithic Period (New Stone Age or Agricultural Revolution)- Many human cultures experienced a wide skill transition during this time, ranging from various forms of hunting and food gathering to changes in agricultural practices and lifestyle, as well as the types of settlements they lived in, which eventually led to an increase in population in ancient society.
Metal Age is the use of metals such as bronze, copper and iron produce a new historical development that is started in metal age. Copper Age, Bronze Age, and Iron Age are the three stages of the Metal Age.
There are six types of human societies:
1. Hunting and Gathering Societies
2. Horticultural Societies
3. Pastoral Societies
4. Agricultural Societies
5. Industrial Societies
6. Postindustrial Societies
Hernandez, Irish Kyla R.
G11-Einstein
March 10, 2022
Pinamukan Integrated School
This video is all about cultural evolution wherein it is the idea that the human culture such as beliefs, knowledge, customs, skills, attitudes and languages change over time.
•KeyTakeaways
• Archaeological Periods
Stone age and metal age. Where the cultural evolution can be traced back to the beginning of the stone age during this age humans used to be primitive or use primitive stone tools.
•Stone age is divided into three separate periods:
•Paleolithic Age where it is the first age tone period, it is refer to old stone. In this period humans use simple and unpolished stone tools discovered the use of fire and learn how to survive by living in caves.
• Mesolithic is referred to the second phase or the period of the stone age.. It derives from the Greek work mess which means middle and lichos which means stone.
• Neolithic comes from the Greek word neos which means new and lichos which means new.
•Metal age is the use of metals such as bronze, copper and iron produce a new historical development that is started in metal age.
3 stages
1. Copper Age
2. Bronze Age
3. Iron Age
Alda,Mariella A.
March 09 2022
G11-Socrates
Pinamukan Integrated School♥️
I learned about the evolution of human culture in this video lesson. .
✓Cultural evolution is the concept that human culture, such as beliefs, knowledge, and customs, evolves. Over time, skills, attitudes, and languages change.
✓Where the cultural evolution can be traced back to the beginning of the stone age, humans were primitive or used primitive stone tools during this time period. The Paleolithic Age, Mesolithic Age, and Neolithic Age were the three periods of the Stone Age.
✓Paleolithic Age (Old Stone Age)- Human beings learned how to use simple and unpolished stone tools, discovered the use of fire, learned how to hunt for food, and learned how to survive by living in caves. Their main focus was to hunt and collect food. The word Paleolithic was coined by John Lubbock in 1865.
✓Mesolithic Age (Middle Stone Age)- The word Mesolithic is derived from the Greek word "mesos" which means middle and "lithos" which means stone. During this period, early humans gradually domesticated plants and animals and formed their own settlements and communities. They also learned how to use microlits or smaller or delicate stone tools that were used for hunting, fishing and gathering foods.
✓Neolithic Age (New Stone Age or Agricultural Revolution)- The word Neolithic is derived from the Greek word "neo" which means new and "lithos'' which means stone. During this period a wide skill transition experienced many human cultures ranging from the different forms of hunting and food gathering to changes in agricultural practices and lifestyles including the types of settlements they lived in which eventually lead to a population increase in ancient society.
✓Metal Age is the use of metals such as bronze, copper and iron to produce a new historical development that started in the metal age.
The 3 stages of Metal Age are:
• Copper Age
• Bronze Age
• Iron Age.
Vino, Jodelle Yessiah B.
03/25/22
G11-FLEMING
Pinamukan Integrated School
This video is all about Cultural evolution. Cultural evolution is the idea that human culture change over time.
Key Takeaways
Archaeology Periods, the stone age and metal age.
Stone age - human used to be primitive or use primitive stone tools. It is divided into three separate periods.
STONE AGE PERIODS:
Paleolithic Age or old stone age- human use simple and unpolished stone tools, discovered the use of fire, learn how to hunt for food and learned how to survive by living in caves. The word ‘Paleolithic’ was coined by John Lubbock in 1865.
Mesolitic Period or middle stone age - Mesolthic is derive from the greek word “mesos” which means middle and “lithos” which means stone. In this period, the early human gradually domesticated plants and animals, they also started to fom their own settlements and communities. They learned how to use microlits or small stone tools used for hunting, fishing and gathering foods.
Neolithic Period or new stone age - Neo lithic is derive from the greek wor “neo” which means new and “lithos” which means stone. During this period fifferent tools were developed by using bronze as a second method for architectural implements. Human beings used polished stone tools and learned to settle in permanent villages.
METAL AGE
- is the use of metal such as bronze, copper and iron produce a new historical development that is started in metal age.
THREE STAGES OF METAL AGE
- Copper Age
- Bronze Age
- Iron Age
Balmes, Janezle A.
03/10/2022
G11-Socrates
Pinamukan Integrated School
In this episode it talks about human culture evolution
Cultural evolution is the idea that human culture such as beliefs, knowledge, customs skills, attitudes and language change over time.
Where the cultural evolution can be traced back to the beginning of the Stone Age, humans were primative stone tools during this time period.
The Paleolithic Age, Mesolithic Age, and Neolithic Age are the three periods of the Stone Age.
Paleolithic Age (Old Stone Age) - Where human learned how to use simple and unpolished stone tools. Discovered how to use fire, learned how to hunt for food and learned how to survive by living in cave.
Mesolithic Age ( Middle Stone Age)- The term Mesolithic is derived from the greek words ' mesos' means middle and the 'lithos' means stone. Early people gradually domesticated plants and animals throughout this time and established their own settlement and societies.
Neolithic Period ( New Stone Age) - Many Humans cultures experienced a wide skill transition during this time, ranging from various forms of hunting and food gatherings to change in agricultural practices.
There are six types of Human Societies
1. Hunting And Gatherings
2. Horticultural Societies
3. Pastoral Societies
4. Agricultural Societies
5. Industrial Societies
6. Postindustrial Societies
Vergara, Joverey M.
G 11 Socrates
Pinamukan Integrated School
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In this lesson, techer Dawn introduce to students the significance of cultural, social, political and economic symbol and practices. Thus, I learned that cultural evolution of early humans can be traced back to the beggining of the stone age. Stone age is divided into three (3) separate periods. Paleolithic (old stone age), Mesolithic (middle stone age), and Neolithic (new stone age). I also learned the metal age stage (copper, bronze and iron age) and the 6 types of guman societies.
Erick Jane Agsangre
03/14/22
G11-Fleming
Pinamucan Integrated School
In this episode it talks about human cultural evolution
Cultural evolution is the idea that human culture such as beliefs, knowledge, customs skills, attitudes, and language change over time.
Where the cultural evolution can be traced back to the beginning of the Stone Age, humans were primitive stone tools during this time period.
The Paleolithic Age, Mesolithic Age, and Neolithic age wee the three periods of the Stone Age.
Paleolithic Age (old Stone Age)- where human being learned how to use simple and unpolished stone tools., discovered how to use fire, learned how to hunt for food, and learned how to survive by living in cave
Mesolithic Age (middle Stone Age)- the term Mesolithic is derived from the Greek words mesos means middle and lithos means stone. Early people gradually domesticated plants and animals throughout this time and established their own settlements and societies.
Neolithic Period (new Stone Ageor agricultural revolution)- many humans cultures experienced a wide skill transition during this time, ranging from various forms of hunting and food gatherings to changes in agricultural practices.
There are six types of human societies
1. Hunting and Gatherings
2. Pastoral Societies
3. HorticulturalSocieties
4. Agricultural Societies
5. Industrial Societies
6. Postindustrial Societies
Vergara, Joverey M.
G11 Socrates
Pinamukan Integrated School
This video lesson is all about human cultural evolution and the three Archeological Period.
Key takeaways:
• cultural evolution is the idea that the human culture such as beliefs, knowledge, customs, skills, attitudes, and languages change over time.
• The two Archaeological period are:
✓ Stone Age
✓ Metal Age
• During stone age humans used to be primitive or use primitive stone tools.
• Stone age is divided into three separate periods:
✓ Palaeolithic age or old stone age
✓ Mesolithic period or middle stone age.
✓ Neolithic period or new stone age.
• In metal age, people use metals such as bronze copper and iron to produce a new historical development that is started in metal age.
• There are three stages of metal age:
✓ Cooper age
✓ Bronze age
✓ Iron age
Idea, Lessie B.
Grade 11 Fleming
03/10/2022
Pinamukan Integrated School
KEY TAKEAWAYS
●Cultural evolution is the concept that human culture, such as beliefs, knowledge, and customs, evolves. Over time, skills, attitudes, and languages change.
●Where the cultural evolution can be traced back to the beginning of the stone age, humans were primitive or used primitive stone tools during this time period. The Paleolithic Age, Mesolithic Age, and Neolithic Age were the three periods of the Stone Age.
●Paleolithic Age (Old Stone Age)- Human beings learned how to use simple and unpolished stone tools, discovered the use of fire, learned how to hunt for food, and learned how to survive by living in caves. Their main focus was to hunt and collect food. The word Paleolithic was coined by John Lubbock in 1865.
●Mesolithic Age (Middle Stone Age)- The word Mesolithic is derived from the Greek word "mesos" which means middle and "lithos" which means stone. During this period, early humans graduallydomesticated plants and animals and formed their own settlements and communities. They also learned how to use microlits or smaller or delicate stone tools that were used for hunting, fishing and gathering foods.
●Neolithic Age (New Stone Age or Agricultural Revolution)- The word Neolithic is derived from the Greek word "neo" which means new and "lithos" which means stone. During this period a wide skill transition were experiencedmany himancultures ranging from the different forms of hunting and food gathering to changes in agricultural practices and lifestyles including the types settlements they lived in which eventually lead to a population increase in ancient society.
●Metal Age is the use of metals such as bronze, copper and iron produce a new historical development that is started in metal age. The 3 stages of Metal Age are: Copper Age, Bronze Age, and the Iron Age.
●Espiritu, Amie R.
●03/10/22
●G11 Fleming
● Pinamukan Integrated School
In this video lesson I have learned about the significance of cultural, social, political and economic symbols and practices and how the cultural evolution occurred. Cultural evolution of early humans can be traced back to the beginning of stone age. During this age, humans used to be primitive or used primitive stone tools. Stone age is divided into three separate periods. (1) Paleolithic age, referred to as the old stone age. In this period, human beings learned how to use simple and unpolished stone that help them discover the use of fire, learned how to hunt for food, and survive by living in cages. The word paleolithic was coined by John Lubbock in 1865. (2) Mesolithic Period, considered as the transition period between the paleolithic and neolithic periods, and in this period, humans started to form their own settlements and communities. The primary activities of the early humans. (3) Neolithic Period, the new stone age and the agricultural revolution. In this period happens a wide transition, from hunting for food to changes in agricultural practices and lifestyles. During the period humans learned about polish stone tools and to settle in permanent villages.
The use of copper, bronze and iron was discovered in metal ages that produces a new development during the metal age. The three stages in this period are the copper period, the first known metal, the bronze age, combination of copper and tin and the iron age.
The first civilizations were found in Asia, particularly in China and Iraq. That is where human societies evolve.
The 6 types of Human Societies
1. Hunting and Gathering Societies
2. Horticultural Societies
3. Pastoral Societies
4. Agricultural Societies
5. Industrial Societies
6. Postindustrial Societies
Gupit, Ma. Julia Amber B.
3/11/2022
G11 Pasteur
Pinamukan Integrated School
From this video lesson, I learned more about the human cultural evolution. Some archaeologists believe that the earth's beginnings can be traced way back to 4.5 billion years but human evolution only counts for a tiny spike of its history. Cultural evolution is the idea that the human culture such as beliefs, knowledge, customs, skills, attitudes and languages change over time.
Dating wayback to the period from about 2.5 million years ago to 1200 BCE. It is generally categorized into archaeological period refer to the stone age and metal age. The cultural revolution of humans can be traced back to the beginning of the stone age. During this age, humans used to be primitive or use primitive srone tools.
3 Separate Periods of the Stone Age
*The first stone age period is known as the Paleolithic Age. Otherwise, refers to as Old Stone Age. Human beings learned how to use simple and unpolished stone tools, discovered the use of fire, learned how to hunt for food and learned how to survive by living in caves. They also developed small sculptures and monumental paintings, carved designs and reliefs on the walls of caves. Their main focus was to hunt and to collect food which reglected to their nomadic wa of living. The word Paleolithic was covered by the archaeologist John Lubbock in the year 1865.
*The second phase or period of the stone age was Mesolithic Period or the Middle Stone Age. It was considered as the transition period between the Paleolithic and Neolithic periods. The word Mesolithic is derived from "mesos" which means middle and "lithos" refers to stone that collectively means middle stone age. In this period, they also learned how to use micro lits for smaller and mire delicate tools that were used for hunting, fishing and gathering food, which are the primary activities of early humans. Mesolithic Period is related to European culture.
*The final period of the stone age is known as the Neolithic Period, new stone age or the agricultural revolution. The word Neolithic was derived from the ancient Greek words "neos" which means new and "lithus" means stone. During this period, different types of tools were developed by using bronze as the second meta for agricultural implements such as plows, and sickles, and military weapons like swords, spears, shields as well as household utensils like jars, balls and cups. During Neolithic period, human beings used polish stone tools and learned how to settle in permanent villages.
Three stages distinguished in Metal age due to different types of metals that are used:
1. Copper Age
2. Bronze Age
3. Iron Age
6 Types of Human Societies:
1. Hunting and Gathering Societies
2. Horticultural Societies
3. Pastoral Societies
4. Agricultural Societies
5. Industrial Societies
6. Post-Industrial Societies
Del Prado, Kirlsheiy M.
03-16-22
G-11 Fleming
Pinamukan Integrated School
In this video lesson, I learned the significance of Cultural, Social, Political and Economic symbols and practices. Cultural evolution is the idea that the human culture changes over time. Archaeological period includes stone age and metal age. During stone age, humans used to be primitive. the first stone age is the Paleolithic Age. In this period, humans use simple and unpolished stone tools discovered the use of fire and learn how to survive by living in caves.
The next is Mesolithic. It refers to the second phase or the period of the stone age. It derives from the Greek work mess which means middle and lichos which means stone. They domesticated plants and animals. Last but bot the least is Neolithic Age. it comes from the Greek word neos which means new and lichos which means new.
On the other hand, Metal age is the use of metals such as bronze, copper, and iron produce a new historical development that is started in the metal age.
Its three stages are Copper Age, Bronze Age and Iron Age .
The Six types of Human Societies are
Hunting and Gathering, Horticultural, Pastoral, Agricultural, Industrial and Post Industrial.
Bajio, Sandara B.
March 10, 2022
G11- Einstein
Pinamukan Integrated School
In this video, I have learned about Human Cultural Evolution
During the Stone Age, humans used to be primitive or use primitive stoon tools .
•Paleolithic Age/Old Stone Age
-In this period, human beings learned how to use simple and unpolished stone tools, discovered the use of fire, learned how to hunt for food and learned how to survive by living in caves. They also develop small sculptures and monument, paintings, carved design and reliefs on the walls of caves. Their main focus was to hunt and collect food which reflected their nomadic way of living. The world paleolithic was coined by John Lubbock in 1865.
•Mesolithic Period/Middle Stone Age
- It was considered as the transition period between the paleolithic and neolithic period. The word Mesolithic is derived from the Greek word meso which means middle and lethal refers to stone that collectively means middle stone age. In this period, they gradually demonstrated plants and animals. They also started their own settlements and communities. They learned how to use micro lits for smaller and more delicate stone tools that used for hunting and gathering food.
•Neolithic Period/ New Stone Age/Agriculture Revolution
- The word neolithic was derived from the ancient Greek words neo which means new and lithus which means stone. During this period, a wide-scale transition was experienced by many human cultures ranging from the different forms of hunting and food gathering to changes in agriculture practices and lifestyle that included the types of settlements they lived in which led to a population increase in the ancient societies. During this period, human being used polish stone tools and learned how to settle in permanent villages.
•Metal Age Stages
- Copper Age
- Bronze Age
- Iron Age
•Types of Human Societies
- Hunting and Gathering
- Horticultural
- Pastoral
- Agricultural
-Industrial
- Post-Industrial
Ebreo, Cristelle Anne N.
March 10, 2022
G11-Einstein
Pinamukan Integrated School
This lesson taught me about the evolution of human culture.
Cultural evolution is the concept that human culture, such as beliefs, knowledge, and customs, evolves. Over time, skills, attitudes, and languages change.
Where the cultural evolution can be traced back to the beginning of the stone age, humans were primitive or used primitive stone tools during this time period. The Paleolithic Age, Mesolithic Age, and Neolithic Age were the three periods of the Stone Age.
Paleolithic Age (Old Stone Age)- Human beings learned how to use simple and unpolished stone tools, discovered the use of fire, learned how to hunt for food, and learned how to survive by living in caves. Their main focus was to hunt and collect food. The word Paleolithic was coined by John Lubbock in 1865.
Mesolithic Age (Middle Stone Age)- The word Mesolithic is derived from the Greek word "mesos" which means middle and "lithos" which means stone. During this period, early humans gradually domesticated plants and animals and formed their own settlements and communities. They also learned how to use microlits or smaller or delicate stone tools that were used for hunting, fishing and gathering foods.
Neolithic Age (New Stone Age or Agricultural Revolution)- The word Neolithic is derived from the Greek word "neo" which means new and "lithos" which means stone. During this period a wide skill transition were experienced many himan cultures ranging from the different forms of hunting and food gathering to changes in agricultural practices and lifestyles including the types settlements they lived in which eventually lead to a population increase in ancient society.
Metal Age is the use of metals such as bronze, copper and iron produce a new historical development that is started in metal age. The 3 stages of Metal Age are: Copper Age, Bronze Age, and the Iron Age.
It never cease to amaze me on how much have changed since the very start of humanity.
Cantos, Iloiza Jhane C.
03/10/2022
G11-Einstein
Pinamukan Integrated School
this is much understandable
Teacher Dawn
In this video lesson, I learned that cultural evolution is the idea that the human culture such as beliefs, knowledge, customs, skills, attitudes and languages change over time.
Key Takeaways
•Archaeological Periods:
Stone age and mental age. Where the cultural evolution can be traced back to the beginning of the stone age during this age humans used to be primitive or use primitive stone tools.
•The stone age is divided into three separate periods:
•Paleolithic Age where it is the first age tone period, it is refer to old stone. In this period humans use simple and unpolished stone tools discovered the use of fire and learn how to survive by living in caves.
•Mesolithic is referred to the second phase or the period of the stone age.. It derives from the Greek work mess which means middle and lichos which means stone.. They domesticated plants and animals.
•Neolithic comes from the Greek word neos which means new and lichos which means new.
•Metal age is the use of metals such as bronze, copper, and iron produce a new historical development that is started in the metal age.
3 stages
1. Copper Age
2. Bronze Age
3. Iron Age
•There are types of human societies
1. Hunting & Gathering Societies
2. Horticultural Societies
3. Pastoral Societies
4. Agricultural Societies
5. Industrial Societies
6. Postindustrial Societies
Balid, Marinell F.
March 10, 2022
G11-Fleming
Pinamukan Integrated School
Key Takeaways:
In this episode I learned that cultural evolution is the idea that the human culture such as beliefs, knowledge, customs, skills, attitudes and languages change over time. This video tells that Archaeological Periods is the Stone age and mental age. Where the cultural evolution can be traced back to the beginning of the stone age during this age humans used to be primitive or use primitive stone tools. These are divided into three separate periods;
👉Paleolithic Age where it is the first age tone period, it is refer to old stone. In this period humans use simple and unpolished stone tools discovered the use of fire and learn how to survive by living in caves.
👉Mesolithic is referred to the second phase or the period of the stone age.. It derives from the Greek work mess which means middle and lichos which means stone.. They domesticated plants and animals.
👉Neolithic comes from the Greek word neos which means new and lichos which means new.
Metal age is the use of metals such as bronze, copper, and iron produce a new historical development that is started in the metal age.
3 stages
1. Copper Age
2. Bronze Age
3. Iron Age
There are types of human societies:
1. Hunting & Gathering Societies
2. Horticultural Societies
3. Pastoral Societies
4. Agricultural Societies
5. Industrial Societies
6. Postindustrial Societies
Alda, Teody Claire A.
G11-Einstein
March 10, 2022
Pinamukan Integrated School