The bullroarer is one of the oldest instruments. Archaeologists have found examples of the Solutrian (22,000-17,000 years ago) and Magdalenian (17,000-12,000 years ago) periods.
In this dossier you will find the instructions to create your own bullroarer!
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In prehistory, humans were hunter-gatherers, it means, to provide their food, they hunted animals and gathered plants and fruits. Many of the animals they hunted were migratory, knowing how to identify the poop could help them a lot! Learn about the different Paleolithic animals through their excrements, are there differences depending on what the animals eat?
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The Paleolithic diet is different from the Neolithic diet. Explore the differences between the two periods observing their diet. Can you create a Palaeolithic and Neolithic meal? What meals do you think you would find in each period? Is there food we have today and they didn’t have in prehistory?
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During the Neolithic period, farming societies began to create clothes with the help of a loom. In this dossier you will find instructions to create a small loom with cardboard, learn to weave with this prehistoric technique.
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Rock art is much more complex than we think. Artists of prehistory often created “overlays” in their art. Explore rock art in this game and get inspired, then, with the whole class, create prehistoric art full of overlays and prehistoric animals.
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Explore the passage of time into prehistory and order the different findings. You can also use this game to learn the differences between archaeologists (studiing the human past) and paleontologists (studiing the past of life on earth).
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