Prehistoric History

Prehistoric history refers to the time before written records existed, covering the beginnings of human life up to around 3,000 BCE. This era includes the Paleolithic Age, characterized by hunter-gatherer societies using stone tools, and the Neolithic Age, marked by the advent of agriculture and the establishment of settled communities. Archaeologists study artifacts, cave paintings, and fossils to understand how early humans lived, interacted, and evolved. While details are often limited, these findings provide crucial insights into the development of culture, technology, and social structures that laid the foundation for ancient civilizations.