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Chapter: 01. Evolution of Human Beings

The earliest human-like beings, hominids, appeared on Earth approximately 3.6 million years ago to two million years ago as per "Evolution of Man".

In the Topic "Evolution of Human Beings", I learned about how human beings changed and developed on Earth over millions of years.

Having larger brains gave human beings an advantage over other animals, contributing to their ability to think, learn, and develop complex skills.

Hunter-gatherers used caves or lived on tree tops as dwellings for protection against wild animals.

Early humans used animal skins and leaves from plants to cover their bodies.

Hominids communicated by growling, as they did not have the ability to speak like modern humans.

The scientific term for the remains of living things or impressions left by them on rocks is fossils.

Hominids could not stand upright, whereas modern humans can stand erect.

Early humans were called hunter-gatherers because they hunted animals and gathered fruits, roots, and fish for their food.

Earthen pots are eco-friendly, meaning they are better for the environment compared to plastic ones which can cause pollution.

Early humans developed the ability of bipedalism, which means they could balance on their feet and walk upright without using their hands.

Early humans gained the ability to hold objects effectively with their hands, which allowed them to make tools and pick up things.

Archaeologists study remains such as caves, rock shelters, tools, artefacts, fossils, bones, and horns of animals to understand past lifestyles of human.

Two examples of sources that provide information about early humans are fossils and artefacts like tools or pottery.

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