Expanding Intellectual Horizons: Art and Ideas in the Upper Paleolithic and New Stone Age |  |
Expanding Intellectual Horizons: Art and Ideas in the Upper Paleolithic and New Stone Age
| 1. Realize that symbolic expression is a uniquely human ability and that anatomically modern humans are the first to use symbols. |
| 2. Understand that for the first half of their existence, anatomically modern humans looked like us but did not think like us. |
| 3. Describe the intellectual leaps, including but not limited to tool technology and the use of raw materials, that took place during the Upper Paleolithic. |
| 4. Be aware of the artwork, both mobiliary and parietal, that Upper Paleolithic peoples created. |
| 5. Identify the evidence of complex social systems among anatomically modern humans. |
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