Prehistoric culture

Prehistoric culture refers to the behaviors, tools, art, and societal structures of humans before written records existed. It includes how early humans hunted, gathered, made fire, created primitive art, and organized their communities. Studying archaeological findings like stone tools, cave paintings, and bones helps us understand their daily lives, beliefs, and social development. This period covers vast spans of time, from the earliest humans millions of years ago to societies that began developing writing and complex cultures around 5,000 years ago. Prehistoric culture provides insights into the origins and evolution of human civilization.