3)prehistoric era
Imagine living millions of years ago, when humans were near the bottom of the food chain. Every day was a fight for survival — predators lurked in forests, diseases were deadly, and harsh climates could wipe out entire groups. Yet, humans survived and thrived, evolving from cave dwellers to city builders. In this video, we will journey through the prehistoric era, exploring how humans adapted, invented tools, tamed animals, and built early societies. From the Stone Age to the Bronze Age, and finally to the Iron Age, we’ll see how humanity’s creativity and resilience paved the way for modern civilization. The Stone Age: Tools, Fire, and Survival The Stone Age lasted over three million years, divided into Paleolithic, Mesolithic, and Neolithic periods. During the Paleolithic era, humans survived as hunter-gatherers, using simple stone tools for cutting, scraping, and hunting. Over time, they crafted hand axes, scrapers, and sharp blades, demonstrating problem-solving skills and inge...