A. History of the Ages of Humanity
B. Homo Habilis & Mode 1 Stone Tools, Choppers
C. Homo Erectus & Mode 2 Stone Tools, the Hand Ax
D. Homo Sapiens & Mode 3, prepared core
E. Homo Sapiens Sapiens
A. Importance of Woman as Mother
B. Disassociation of Sex and Procreation
C. Wild Man, first domesticated Animal
D. The Tribal Root of Couple Love
E. Tribal Implications of Mother Love for the Male
F. Dealing with pre-Stone Age residuals
G. The Necessity of Tribal Mixture
Age of Geographical Differentiation
Age of Animal Domestication
Age of Herders
Cultural Ramifications of Animal Domestication
Wolf-dogs – the free animals of the Hunter/Gatherer
Mesolithic Revisited or Cultural Relativism
Age of Agri-cultures
Domestication & Wildness Polarity
A Few Forces behind discovery of Agri-technology
The Nesting Urge
Middle Eastern Farming successful
The Neolithic Hunter Gatherer
Neolithic Paradise
Beginning Conflicts
Detachment vs. Materialism
Transformations
Early Cultural Domination
Some Unfortunate Cultural dynamics
Beginning Dynasties
Sex and War
Trade and prosperity for the farmers
Taming the Metals of the Earth
Beginning Bronze Age Misconceptions
Beginning of Cultural Bronze Age
Bronze Age Conflicts
Cultural Military potentials
Settled Prosperity of Farmers
Ages are not stages
The Age of Cultural Domestication