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An informational text/overview reading about the Paleolithic period. It focuses on early humans and tools like handaxes and Clovis points, as well as cave art and rock art, portable objects, and a case study about authenticity (about the Tequixquiac sacrum from Mexico). For ease of reading, the text is in one full-color PDF and is similar to a textbook chapter. It is beautifully illustrated with photographs, many taken on-site, to make the ancient Shang dynasty come alive.
An informational text/overview reading about the Paleolithic period. It focuses on early humans and tools like handaxes and Clovis points, as well as cave art and rock art, portable objects, and a case study about authenticity (about the Tequixquiac sacrum from Mexico). For ease of reading, the text is in one full-color PDF and is similar to a textbook chapter. It is beautifully illustrated with photographs, many taken on-site, to make the ancient Shang dynasty come alive.
An informational text/overview reading about the Paleolithic period. It focuses on early humans and tools like handaxes and Clovis points, as well as cave art and rock art, portable objects, and a case study about authenticity (about the Tequixquiac sacrum from Mexico). For ease of reading, the text is in one full-color PDF and is similar to a textbook chapter. It is beautifully illustrated with photographs, many taken on-site, to make the ancient Shang dynasty come alive.
Includes:
PDF divided into short chapters
Photographs and images of Paleolithic artifacts and art
Links to free connected video resources (such as videos about BC/BCe vs/ AD/CE, ocher, cave painting, and more)
Bibliography and Image list
15 multiple-choice/True-False questions
Discussion questions and short answer questions
Answer keys for the questions and quiz
Contents:
Introduction: Art and Technology before History
The First Artists?
Cave Art: Painting in the Dark
Making Art
Rock Art and Portable Art
Questions of Authenticity: A Case Study about the Tequixquiac Sacrum
Ways you can use this:
As a textbook replacement for students
As a teacher resource
Independent learning
Homeschooling
Skills:
Determining the central idea of an informational text section
Using textual evidence to answer an essential question