European prehistoric archaeology

European prehistoric archaeology studies ancient human life and activities from the earliest times until written records begin, roughly before 3000 BCE. It examines how early humans migrated, developed tools, created art, and organized societies across Europe. Researchers analyze artifacts, remains, and landscapes to understand cultural changes over millennia, from the Stone Age through the Bronze Age. This field helps us learn about humanity’s origins, adaptation, and innovations, shedding light on how ancient communities interacted with their environment and each other, forming the foundations for later civilizations.