1.   Prehistoric peoples settled the area and began to cultivate the land.

2.   In many cases the bones concerned are of prehistoric people living in the area who had nothing to do with present day Jews.

3.   Prehistoric people first made patterns and images by rubbing chunks of charcoal and iron oxide onto cave walls.

4.   Prehistoric people painted images of animals on the walls of their caves.

5.   So those prehistoric people got to rest during the winter, just like the plants.

6.   Studies of bones and teeth of prehistoric people found that they had a tiny percentage of the lead levels found in modern people.

7.   That may seem surprising because we assume farming created more food for prehistoric people.

8.   The discovery team found buried at the site red and yellow ochre that prehistoric people often used as pigments in art and body decorations.

9.   The prehistoric people of Asia preserved meat and fish by salt-packing them, which drew out the moisture.

10.   There are fewer than a dozen samples of bone spear points used by prehistoric people, he said.