Anthropogenesis

Anthropogenesis refers to the process by which humans developed and evolved, both biologically and culturally. It explores how early hominins evolved from ancestors shared with other primates and how environmental, social, and technological changes shaped human societies over millions of years. This concept includes the study of key milestones such as tool-making, language development, and the formation of social structures. In essence, anthropogenesis encompasses the journey of humanity from our origins to modern civilizations, highlighting our biological evolution and cultural advancements.