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Australopithecus Afarenis 4 million years B.C.E.
Australopithicus Afrenis, a french word for "southern ape", lived 3 to 4 million years ago in Africa. They were found to be about 3feet tall and their briains were approximatly 1\3 the size of ours. Historians found no tools from the time Australopithicus Afrenis was arround but, scientists inferd that they used their hand as their primary tool. They believe that southern ape were able to walk on two feet, gather food,and were protect themselves from most animals. -
Homo Haliblis 2 million B.C.E.
The Homo Haliblis tribe lived in the African Deserts approximatly 1.5 to 2 million years ago. When this tribe was found, Historians discribed them to be "half man, half ape",they also said they were 4 feet tall and their brains were 2 times the size of the Astrapithices Afrenis. Homo Halibis were found with very few tools . they were able to make tools and travel durring the seasons or to follow their food. -
Homo Erectus
Homo Eructus, otherwise known as the "up right man", lived 1.8 to o2 million years ago, in diffrent parts of Asia and Europe. This group was found to be bi-peds and they were also 5-5 1\2 feet tall. Homo Erectus were able to create animal traps cutting tools and torches. This was the first group to travle with fire and were able to cut meat. -
Homo Sapian Netherlandis 230,000 years ago
Homo Sapian Netherlandis lived 230,000-30,000 years ago in multiple parts of Africa,Asia and Europe. This tribe was 5-5 1\2 feet tall. They were bipeds, wich means they walked on two feet. Homo Sapian netherlandis were found with over 60 types of tools such as knives and spear points. homo Sapian Netherlandis were capable of making sharp items and hunt with a group. -
Homo Sapians Sapians 35,000 - 12,000 B.C.E.
Homo Sapian Sapians lived in Africa and migraded across the globe. They had high rounded skulls, large brains, small teeth and slender bones. Their tools included stone blades, tools for engraving and sculpting, needles,and shelters. Homo Sapian Sapians were able to create better tools, shelter and clothing.
