noun A prehistoric human being, typically referring to a member of the species Homo sapiens who lived before written records were kept
adjective Describing something that belongs to or existed in a time before recorded history
Used to discuss the early stages of human development before written records.
Used to understand the social structures and behaviors of early human societies before recorded history.
Used to discuss the time period before written history based on geological evidence.
Used to refer to early human ancestors before recorded history.
Refers to the study of ancient human cultures and societies before written records.
Refers to the study of human evolution and the development of early human species.
Specifically used to describe the study of human evolution and prehistoric human ancestors.
Prehistoric man is often depicted in works of fiction and historical novels as a primitive ancestor of modern humans.
Psychologists may study prehistoric man to understand the evolution of human behavior and cognitive abilities.
Anthropologists study prehistoric man to learn about early human societies, cultures, and lifestyles.
Archaeologists excavate prehistoric sites to uncover artifacts and evidence of early human activity.
Historians may analyze prehistoric man's impact on the development of civilizations and societies.