The Venus of Willendorf (fig. 14.2) is believed to have been created in the Paleolithic period.
What was the Paleolithic period?
- The Paleolithic, also known as the Old Stone Age, is the prehistoric era that accounts for 99% of the development of human technical civilization. It is marked by the invention of stone tools.
- From the earliest known usage of stone tools by hominins, roughly 3.3 million years ago, through the end of the Pleistocene, roughly 11,650 years ago, it spans.
- Although the exact timing of the change varies geographically by several thousand years, the Paleolithic Age predated the Mesolithic Age in Europe.
- Hominins lived in small societies called bands throughout the Paleolithic Age and obtained their food by foraging for vegetation, fishing, hunting, or scavenging wild animals.
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