Unit20 (warming up).pptVIP

Warming up Stone Age (10,000---2,000 BC) Bronze Age (2,000---250 BC) Han Dynasty Tang Dynasty Stone Age Meat Fish fruit, plants and in the later Stone Age probably also bread and rice. * * * * * * * * * * Unit 20 Archaeology Early Stone Age: caves and tents: Late Stone Age: huts, wooden buildings Home decoration: Early Stone Age: wall paintings animal skins, animal bones; Late Stone Age: Pottery, wall paintings, animal skins, woven materials, objects made of jade. Early Stone Age: Tools made of stones, fishing nets, tools made of wood, tools made of clay, tools made of bones; Late Stone Age: same but more skilled. Bones, rammed earth, traces of fires, tools, simple objects such as jewellery made of animal teeth or bones. Early Stone Age: Story telling, maybe singing, and dancing around a fire. Late Stone Age: same + decorating homes, pottery and handicrafts Bronze Age Rice, staple food and vegetables from farms, meat from hunted and farm animals, fish, milk products. Wooden building. Home decoration: Painted walls, pots and containers made of clay or bronze, wooden Furniture, woven mats. Stone and wood, containers of pottery and bronze, weapons made of bronze. Bronze objects, bones, stone objects, Pottery and clay figures. Story telling, singing and dancing, Music with simple musical instruments, Reciting poetry, handicrafts. Han Dynasty Fine foods of all varieties, wine and alcohol Wooden building. Home decoration: Painted walls, pots and con- tainers made of clay or bronze, wooden furniture, woven mats and woven silk and woolen cloth. All kinds of tools made of different metals, wood, glass, or stone. Clay figures, statues, woven cloth of silk and other materials, jade, gold, written bamboo texts, pottery. Song and poetry, music with a variety of musical