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Another word for farming is:

The  Palaeolithic Era can be described as . . .

The  Mesolithic Era can be described as . . .

The  Neolithic Era can be described as . . .

What was this tool used for?

Which of these early humans do scientists believe was the first to make and use stone tools?

After humans began farming, their diet became ...

How did farming change how humans lived? - Quiz

Which of these words best describes bronze (choose three)?

The Beaker culture did not have a big impact on Britain.

Which of these is the correct combination for making bronze?

The Beaker Culture started to migrate across Europe in:

What is the name given to someone who finds and studies artefacts from the past?

How did the Bronze Age change how humans lived?

In this lesson we will be learning all about how the Beaker culture arrived in Britain and with them brought the knowledge of how to make bronze. We'll look at some different bronze artefacts, and why using metal was such a huge change for prehistoric humans.

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Prehistoric Britain

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How do we know about Prehistoric Britain?

Which animals lived in Prehistoric Britain?

What were the different periods in the Stone Age?

What are the similarities and differences between Stone Age periods?

What can artefacts from the Stone Age tell us about how people lived during the different periods?

What was life like in a Neolithic settlement?

How did farming change how humans lived?

Who were the Celts, and why did they use iron?

What can monuments tell us about the Prehistoric period?

When did Homo sapiens first evolve?

Which of these animals is extant?

What does Stonehenge help to mark?

Until about 12,000 years ago, Britain was connected to the rest of European mainland by a land bridge.

During the prehistoric period, early humans wrote lots of things down. This evidence helps us to learn about prehistory.

Which of these materials did humans use during the Neolithic era? Choose three.

Humans began farming in which of the stone ages?

In which era did humans in Britain settle in more permanent homes and start farming?

The Celts used iron because it was a better metal than bronze.

Celtic culture, including religion and diet, was spread out across Europe.

Lesson overview:How did the Bronze Age change how humans lived?

Core Content

Prehistoric Britain: