Prehistoric Human History

Prehistoric human history refers to the era before written records, covering millions of years of human development. It includes the Stone Age, during which early humans evolved, used simple tools, and lived as hunter-gatherers. Later, the Neolithic Revolution marked a shift to agriculture, leading to settled communities. This transition enabled the rise of complex societies and cultures. Archaeological findings, like tools, art, and ruins, help us understand prehistoric life, including social structures, beliefs, and daily practices. These early cultures laid the foundation for the civilizations that emerged and recorded their histories in later periods.