IntroductionThe first hominids are thought that were alive

3.6 million years ago. Anthologists say that the hominids evolved from apes and went through 6 stages before how we are now. They looked different throughout the years, one of the reasons there different than how we are now is because of how there appearance evolved. They also ate different foods over the years and one of the big steps that was really important was when the “homo sapiens sapiens” began to farm.

AustralopithecusAustralopithecus:Did not hunt for food.Scavenged for food.Did not were clothing because they were

hairy so they were warm without clothes.

Homo HabilisNo clothing (Hair gave warmth)Ate raw meetScavenged or hunted for foodAte eggs and wild berries

Homo Erectus Started to hunt.Clothes from animal skin.With the ability to make fire they cooked

their food to be more safe from diseases and to make the food softer.

Wild berries.

Homo Sapiens NeanderthalensisVery good hunters.Had simple clothes (animal skin clothing).Cooked their food in fire.Ate wild berries and eggs.

Homo Sapiens Cro magnonReally good hunters.Stored food.Ate fish(caught them with nets and hooks).Clothing more modern.Made clothes out of leather and sewn them

together with string.In warmer climates the made clothes from

bark and grass.If they were injured they could would have

some medicine or they would have something to hold there arm up if it was broken.

Homo Sapiens SapiensThey started farmed.-Plants-VeggiesMore sophisticated clothes (Sewn their

clothes like homo sapiens Cro magnon).Very good hunters.Had some medicine.Caught fishWere a lot like how humans are now.Ate wild berries and eggs.

ConclusionOver the years the hominids have changed a lot

from apes to who we have evolved now. This history has made us apart from apes and we have learned to improve many things like our tools and clothing and we have mastered hunting too.

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Title (Colin Purrington's photostream : On flickr) http://www.flickr.com/photos/cpurrin1/74414803/in/photostream/ Homo Sapiens Cro magnon ( Chris Devers Photo stream :on Flicker) http://www.flickr.com/photos/cdevers/5049734430/ Homo erectus (Ryan Somma’s photo stream :on Flicker) http://www.flickr.com/photos/ideonexus/4698538742/ Australiphitucads (Carlos Lorenzo’s Photo stream :on Flicker) http://www.flickr.com/photos/carlos_lorenzo/2164321316/ Homo Sapiens Sapiens(Firoze shakir photographerno1’s photo stream :on Flickr) http://www.flickr.com/photos/firozeshakir/1377418373/ Neanderthals (Cameraman Phil’s Photo stream: On flickr) http://www.flickr.com/photos/pbfeather/97978673/