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Ancient history 5000-600 BCEBronze Age 3500-1200 BCEFolklorePrehistory 3 MILLION-5000 BPRaths and Ringforts

Irish Fairy Forts

“Fairy Forts” are the names given especially by the Irish, Cornish, and other residents of the Isles around Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and Britain who strongly believe in the faerie folk. This is a localized term for the “raths”, “ringforts”, “lios”, “hillforts”, “rounds”, “earthen mounds”, or circular dwellings found in England, Ireland, Scotland, Isle of Man, and Wales.
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Language

Art and Languages

While most believe language began with Humans (Homo sapiens), there is scientific suggestion that Homo erectus, an extinct early human species may have used a proto-language, or a primitive form of conversation around 2 million years ago. Humans, Homo Sapiens began habitation and occupation all around the globe, and were dominant during the Ice Ages.
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table and tools on stone wall in room
Tools

Tools

We have evidence of human made and used tools since the beginning of human history. Most early, pre-Ice Age humans utilized rocks, stones, wood, and other natural materials to assist them in performing actions such as cooking, preparing hides, hunting, gathering, and planting. Humans, Homo Sapiens began habitation and occupation all around the globe, and were dominant during the Ice Ages.
Thomas Baurley
Shelters

Shelters

We have evidence of shelters since the beginning of human history. Most early, pre-Ice Age humans occupied caves, rock shelters, or natural shelters before they began construction ones of stone, wood, and other material. Humans, Homo Sapiens began habitation and occupation all around the globe, and were dominant during the Ice Ages.
Thomas Baurley
Ice AgeThe Last Glacial Period (120,000-11,500 BCE)

Ice Age

An Ice age is a period of time when colder global temperatures causes glaciers to expand across the planetary surface. There have been at least five significant ice ages in the history of the Earth - the most recent was called the Last Glacial Period from approximately 120,000-11,500 B.P. (Before Present). Humans (Homo sapiens) emerged approximately around 300,000 B.P. in Africa and lived through two of them.
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Ancient history 5000-600 BCEBronze Age 3500-1200 BCEFolklorePrehistory 3 MILLION-5000 BPRaths and Ringforts

Irish Fairy Forts

“Fairy Forts” are the names given especially by the Irish, Cornish, and other residents of the Isles around Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and Britain who strongly believe in the faerie folk. This is a localized term for the “raths”, “ringforts”, “lios”, “hillforts”, “rounds”, “earthen mounds”, or circular dwellings found in England, Ireland, Scotland, Isle of Man, and Wales.
Thomas Baurley
woman making heart gesture with fingers of both hands
Language

Art and Languages

While most believe language began with Humans (Homo sapiens), there is scientific suggestion that Homo erectus, an extinct early human species may have used a proto-language, or a primitive form of conversation around 2 million years ago. Humans, Homo Sapiens began habitation and occupation all around the globe, and were dominant during the Ice Ages.
Thomas Baurley
table and tools on stone wall in room
Tools

Tools

We have evidence of human made and used tools since the beginning of human history. Most early, pre-Ice Age humans utilized rocks, stones, wood, and other natural materials to assist them in performing actions such as cooking, preparing hides, hunting, gathering, and planting. Humans, Homo Sapiens began habitation and occupation all around the globe, and were dominant during the Ice Ages.
Thomas Baurley
Shelters

Shelters

We have evidence of shelters since the beginning of human history. Most early, pre-Ice Age humans occupied caves, rock shelters, or natural shelters before they began construction ones of stone, wood, and other material. Humans, Homo Sapiens began habitation and occupation all around the globe, and were dominant during the Ice Ages.
Thomas Baurley
Ice AgeThe Last Glacial Period (120,000-11,500 BCE)

Ice Age

An Ice age is a period of time when colder global temperatures causes glaciers to expand across the planetary surface. There have been at least five significant ice ages in the history of the Earth - the most recent was called the Last Glacial Period from approximately 120,000-11,500 B.P. (Before Present). Humans (Homo sapiens) emerged approximately around 300,000 B.P. in Africa and lived through two of them.
Thomas Baurley4 Comments on Ice Age

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