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Stone AGE

  • 100

    Early signs SIgns of humen life migarte to Britain 500,000 B.C

    Early signs SIgns of humen life migarte to Britain 500,000 B.C
    signs of early humens were found migration to Britian
  • 200

    Handcrafting was established.

    Handcrafting was established.
    Handcarfting was established, Simple tools such as stone axes knifes, Spear, were made for the assiantance of man. 500,000 B.C
  • 400

    Neanderthal

    Neanderthal
    The spiceies neanderthal were created, early sign of humens. Much like us but with diffrent head shape. 130,000 B.C
  • Jan 1, 600

    Control of fire

    Control of fire
    The most impotant invention of the stone and of the era, the control of fire. Was used to heat food keep preditor away and survie cold nights. 250,000 B.C
  • Jan 1, 700

    Ice age

    Ice age
    Ice age begins cold tempatures roar in Britain and northern Europe ,making it difficult for early humen life to surivie 25,000 B.C
  • Oct 30, 1000

    Shelters and better tools are made

    Shelters and better tools are made
    shelters and better tools are made to help with the daily life of early humens and to provide an easier way to stay safe and hunt
    8,000B.C
  • Oct 30, 1100

    Farming

    Farming
    Farming was established. Before this ealry humen life would only hunt for food relying on meat for food. Now they established farming and would mostly plant wheat.
    5,000B.C
  • Oct 30, 1200

    Villiges

    Villiges
    since they were now farming, people now settled. Becauses the more population houses were bult better and warmer. Things like pottery and cooking items were created because the settlement of villiges.
    5,000B.C
  • Oct 30, 1400

    Stone hedge

    Stone hedge
    The stone hedge was bult it is said they were drag miles to create , Still no scientific evidence for what exactly they used the stone hedge for.
    2800B.C
  • Ice age Ends

    Ice age Ends
    Icwe ages fianlly comes to end and normal plant life and tempatures rise. 10,000 B.C