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Cave paintings let us learn about the lives of people long ago. People painted animals and even painted outlines of their hands. Take a look.
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Ancient technology and human prehistory in ancient civilizations of China, Egypt, Greece, India, Latin America, Mesopotamia, Vikings and North America.
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Exhibit from the Australian Museum covering Australia's fossil history from 110 million years ago.
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Arizona State University's Institute for Human Origins reviews four million years of human evolution in an interactive documentary. Includes an extensive glossary, a bibliography, and an annotated set of links. [Requires Flash and a high-speed connection.]
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Interactive site draws visitors into the world of cave artists. Includes information on the people themselves as well as their paintings, sculptures, and etchings.
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Ancient stories told to explain the natural wonders and disasters observed by early man.
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Short history of prehistoric architecture, from mammoth-bone tents to Stone Age cities.
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You've heard about the Stone Age. Now step into it. Visit this site to learn how the hunters gatherers really lived.
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Profile of Mary Leakey from the Scientific American.
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An interactive tour of an archaeological dig in Turkey. Includes a timeline and photographs of the project, and details of the techniques used.
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A virtual journey through human evolution. From the Smithsonian.
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Offers links categorized in five areas: art, daily life, maps, pictures, and research on early man.
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Brief history of early man's culture and development.
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A reference program containing information about the typology, technology and raw materials and of the Stone Age.
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Articles and activities from the BBC series.
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A look at the animals who ruled the planet after the dinosaurs became extinct. Includes facts, a photo gallery, and interactive games,
