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Travel, Learn and Explore

6+ 27.5 x 23.5 x 9 cm (11” x 9” x 3.5”) 14.8 x 21 cm (6” x 8”) 32

Prehistory

R. Marcolin, V. Manuzzato, G. Meneguzzo

70 x 48 cm (27.5” x 19”)

200 pieces + 3D model

Discover the human history with a journey that starts two

million years ago. Explore the Stone Age and the evolution of

the mankind, from the earliest hominids until homo-sapiens,

and see the animals that populated Earth during that time,

such as the great mammoths and the saber-toothed tigers.

Learn this chapter of history explained in a simple and fun

way, recreating the evolutionary stages of humans with a

handy 3D model and a colorful puzzle to build.

THE PALAEOLITHIC

FROM THE APES TO THE FIRST HUMANS

The Palaeolithic, whose name derives from the Greek palaiós

(old) and líthos (stone), is the first stage of Prehistory. It began

about 2 million years ago and ended 10,000 years ago.

The humans who populate Earth today

belong to the species Homo sapiens.

We are the result of the slow evolution

of hominins, or the first humans who,

according to scholars, date to more

than 4 million years ago.

The term Palaeolithic,

therefore, means ‘old

stone era’, a time in which

humans learned to work

with stone to create the

first tools.

The hominins belong to

the order of primates, the

same order as monkeys, in

particular a group of apes,

similar to humans, like the

chimpanzee, gorilla and

orangutan.

Box with iridescent details

There are still conflicting opinions on the origin of the human

species. There are many findings, especially in Africa, but we do not

know how hominins appeared in the family of primates. In Africa,

we know that between 4 and 5 million years ago, there lived some

species of hominins, called Australopithecus, who were different

from monkeys because of their erect posture and bipedal gait.

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A 3D model

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