Prehistoric Humans vs. Modern Humans

The Paleolithic Age was called the era of early human development of stoneware, so it was called "Stone Age". This period can be traced back to the prehistoric era and is considered to be the earliest stage of human development. These people are mainly called hunters and collectors. In other words, you can survive by killing and eating berries and nuts. Today it grew into a more dominant species as modern people become clever, writing languages ​​and eliminating the need to rely on killing animals to survive.

This article focuses on the history of the prehistoric era of mankind, from the emergence of behavior and anatomy to the beginning of modern human history. It was also called "prehistoric times" in the early days; there is another article on the global history of the earth and the history of human life. The day on which a particular culture or region shows the end of the prehistoric history, the day the related written history becomes useful academic material, varies greatly from region to region. For example, in Egypt it is thought that the prehistoric era ended around 3200 BC, but in New Guinea the end of prehistoric times was scheduled around 1900 BC.

Because of the recent African origins of modern human race, the history of prehistoric North Africa is very important to understanding the history of African primitive human beings and early modern mankind. For example, Ain el Hanech (about 200,000 BC) near North Africa discovered early remnants of primitive human occupation in North Africa, indeed, in a recent survey Oldowan's technology was discovered. Signed and pointed out 1.8 million BC date

Before the modern people left Africa, most human genetic variations were seen in pigmentation. It is well known that most of the genetic variation found in modern humans can be found in Africa. This is because the ancestors of non-African ancestors encountered bottlenecks when they left the African continent fifty thousand years ago and almost all their ancestral diversity was lost. However, another fact discovered in 2017 is that most of the changes in the color of modern human skin come from our ancient African ancestors.

Prehistoric research has created many discoveries that opened doors to many sciences. Great progress has been made in exploring prehistoric humans, and modern society gained a deeper understanding of the past. This should not be regarded as a simple virtue. Early researchers will convince us that prehistoric intelligence is impossible with "barbarians". But human's instinct is to pursue knowledge and advance. - With its long history and a different history, Iraq has undergone major changes in research and aspects of every field. But despite these changes, Iraq is still one of the most influential areas in the world and one that is always considered. At the end of Neolithic era, Iraq began as a small group of nomads around 7200 BC.