What Was Life Really Like 100,000 Years Ago? | Middle Palaeolithic | Ancient History | The Stone Age

Middle Palaeolithic Age | Stone Age | Ancient History The Middle Palaeolithic Age was an important phase of the Stone Age, generally dated to around 100,000 years ago to 40,000 years ago. In this video, we continue from the Lower Palaeolithic and explore the Middle Palaeolithic period, the environment in which early humans lived, important archaeological sites, and the stone tools they used. In this video, we look at how humans adapted to different environments, where Middle Palaeolithic remains have been found, the importance of raw materials for making tools, and how stone tool technology developed during this period. We also look at the lives of early humans, their dependence on hunting and other resources, and the changing climatic conditions associated with the Palaeolithic period. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:10 What is the Middle Palaeolithic? 00:20 Life and Environment in the Middle Palaeolithic 00:58 Middle Palaeolithic Sites 01:50 Stone Tools and Raw Materials 02:45 Life of Early Humans 03:15 Climate and the Palaeolithic Age 03:29 End This video is part of our Stone Age / Ancient History series. If you're studying Ancient Indian History, Prehistory, Stone Age, Palaeolithic Age, or early human history, this video will help you understand the Middle Palaeolithic period in a simple and visual way. Watch the previous video on the Lower Palaeolithic Age and continue the Stone Age series with us. #MiddlePalaeolithic #StoneAge #AncientHistory #PalaeolithicAge #Prehistory #AncientIndia #IndianHistory