Chapter 2: From Hunting-Gathering to Growing Food

History • Class 6 • Class 6 Our Past I

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From Hunting-Gathering to Growing Food

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Prelims High-Yield Explanations & Traps

  • Archaeological Sites
  • source of food, and meat, whenever
  • ones
  • part of
  • routes into
  • later?
  • DATES
  • to preserve old buildings?

Essential Definitions & Formulas

Water
found in lakes, streams and rivers.
It
likely that people made and used tools of stone, wood and bone, of which stone tools have survived best.
This
an old site with caves and rock shelters.
This long stretch of time
divided into the Lower, Middle and Upper Palaeolithic.
It
likely that this helped people to start thinking about herding and rearing these animals themselves.
This
how they became herders.
DomesticationDomestication DomesticationDomestication Domestication
the name given to the process in which people grow plants and look after animals.
This
because people select plants and animals for domestication.
Virtually all the plant and animal produce that we use as food today
a result of domestication.
Many of these are different from the earlier Palaeolithic tools and that
why they are called Neolithic.
This site
located in a fertile plain, near the Bolan Pass, which is one of the most important routes into Iran.
It
one of the earliest villages that we know about.
This
what a house in Mehrgarh may have looked like.
In what way s
this house similar to the one in which you live? 2020-21 © NCERT not to be republished 21 n them, perhaps in the belief that there is some form of life after death.
Burial
one such arrangement.
The painting below
from a cave in France.
It
possible that these paintings were done on ceremonial occasions.
Your uncle
painting one of the inner walls of the cave and you want to help him.

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