Phrases with «prehistory»

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"Prehistory" refers to the time in human history before written records were created. It includes the period when humans appeared on Earth until the invention of writing systems, which allowed people to record and share information. During prehistory, early humans developed tools, language, and social structures, but these events are known mostly through archaeological findings and scientific research rather than written documentation. Full definition

Adjective + «prehistory»

Sentences with «prehistory»

  • The fact that the human female does not have limited periods of sexual desire and availability (although she does have times of heightened and diminished desire), is probably a major reason for the development of two - parent family life in the dim prehistory of human beings. (religion-online.org)
  • Humanity's past — the far past, as in prehistory — has a curious way of creeping up into the present. (dailybitcoinnews.com)
  • Now we have vague claims from prehistory about the evolutionary development of social sympathy, or perhaps some chimerical implications derived from the most recent neuroscience. (firstthings.com)
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