A group of prehistoric people making and using primitive tools
(including handaxes, burins and flints).
A group of mesolithic people gathering around
a fire, in family groups and building dwellings.
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A prehistoric Mexican
woman, wearing an animal
skin and growing crops.
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An illustration of the Paleolithic cave
paintings at Lascaux in France.
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Recreation of Mesolithic homes in
Norway, with timber frames and
animal skins / turf covering the roof.
Cavemen painting on cave
walls and sitting around a fire.
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Ancient cave
paintings in
Argentina.
A prehistoric
man using
tools inside a
cave.
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Hand axes are the oldest tool in human history. They
were usually made from flint and were used to dig,
chop wood, catch prey and prepare skins and food.
Prehistoric cave paintings from Tassili n'Ajjer in Algeria.
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Illustrations of
prehistoric
people making
stone tools.
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A Stone Age hammer.
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Stone Henge is a prehistoric
monument in England.
Prehistoric
stone tools
and
weapons.
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Knowth is a Neolithic grave and
an ancient monument in Ireland.
A dolmen is a tomb consisting of upright
stones and a flat horizontal capstone. Most
of them date from the Neolithic period.
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Pentre Ifan Burial Chamber in Wales,
dating to the Neolithic period.
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Kilmartin Glen in Scotland has 150
prehistoric monuments and burial chambers.
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