ATSN: anthropogenesis, technogenesis, sociogenesis, non-material culture
1. How is prehistory primarily reconstructed by researchers?
2. How does the Marxist concept characterize the primitive communal system?
3. Which sequence describes the interconnected processes of human development in prehistory?
What defines the period called Prehistory?
It is the time before written records, known mainly through archaeology.
According to Marxist theory, what characterizes the primitive communal system?
It was a classless society.
Which three processes shaped human development in prehistory?
Anthropogenesis, technogenesis, and sociogenesis.
What did the interconnection of anthropogenesis, technogenesis, and sociogenesis produce?
The development of non-material culture.
What defines the Stone Age period?
Labor instruments made from stone.
When did the Stone Age approximately begin and end?
From 2.5 million to 5,000 years ago.
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