prehistoric landscapes

Prehistoric landscapes refer to the natural environments and landforms that existed before written records. These landscapes include ancient forests, river valleys, lakes, mountains, and plains shaped by geological processes and climate changes over millions of years. They show how Earth’s surface has evolved and provide clues about where early humans and animals lived, migrated, and interacted with their environment. Studying these landscapes helps us understand Earth's history, climate shifts, and the development of ecosystems long before recorded history.