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Megalithic Structures – Large stone constructions from the Neolithic period, such as Stonehenge.

Natufian Culture – A Mesolithic culture in the Levant that practiced early forms of sedentism and proto-agriculture.

Clovis Culture – An early North American culture known for distinctive fluted spear points used for hunting large animals.

Seasonal Mobility – The movement of prehistoric groups from place to place in response to food availability and climate conditions.

Rock Shelters – Natural overhangs or caves used as temporary or permanent dwellings by prehistoric people.

Hunter-Gatherer Societies – Early human groups that relied on hunting animals and gathering wild plants for survival.

Venus Figurines – Small statues of women from the Upper Paleolithic, believed to represent fertility or religious symbols.

Cave Art – Paintings and engravings found on cave walls, often depicting animals and hunting scenes.

Atlatl – A spear-throwing device used by prehistoric cultures to increase throwing range and accuracy.

Burins – Specialized stone tools used for engraving, carving, or working bone and wood.