Stone Age inventions

98 inventos y descubrimientos: año, qué es, de qué evolucionó y a qué llevó.

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AñoInventoQué esEvolucionó deLlevó a
3300000 a. C.Herramienta de piedraThe oldest tools, made of knapped stone.Aguja, Hoz, Martillo, Cuchillo
2500000 a. C.CuchilloA blade with a handle; the oldest cutting tool.Herramienta de piedraBisturí
1760000 a. C.BifazA bifacially worked stone tool of the Acheulean culture.Hacha
1000000 a. C.CuñaA simple machine: an inclined plane that pushes material apart.
400000 a. C.CueroHide treated by tanning.
400000 a. C.Hacer fuego
Homo erectus, archaic human
The controlled use and production of fire.Fósforo, Mechero
400000 a. C.LanzaA shaft with a sharp point.Arpón, Lanza de fuego
200000 a. C.AdhesivoA substance that joins surfaces.
90000 a. C.ArpónA thrown weapon with a barbed point.Lanza
70000 a. C.Arco y flechaA projectile weapon: an elastic bow stores the energy of the draw.Ballesta, Dardos
50000 a. C.AgujaA tool with an eye for sewing.Herramienta de piedra
40000 a. C.TizaSoft limestone for writing.
40000 a. C.PinturaA pigment in a binder.Esmalte de uñas
40000 a. C.CalzadoProtection for the foot.
40000 a. C.FlautaA wind instrument; the oldest ones are made of bone.
30000 a. C.MartilloA striking tool.Herramienta de piedraMartinete, Martillo pilón
30000 a. C.Carbón vegetalFuel made by heating wood without air.
30000 a. C.AbrasivoA hard material for grinding (corundum, carborundum).
30000 a. C.Propulsor (atlatl)A lever that extends the arm when throwing a spear.
29000 a. C.HornoA closed chamber for cooking with heat.
28000 a. C.CuerdaTwisted fibres that work in tension.Cable de acero, Cuerda de escalada
23000 a. C.AnzueloA hook for catching fish.
21000 a. C.BoomerangA curved throwing weapon; the returning kind owes its flight to aerodynamics.
18000 a. C.CerámicaObjects made of fired clay.Cacerola
12000 a. C.PanA baked product made from flour.
12000 a. C.Deshidratación de alimentosPreserving food by removing water.Liofilización
10000 a. C.HozA curved blade for harvesting.Herramienta de piedraCortacésped, Cosechadora, Segadora, Guadaña
10000 a. C.EscaleraRungs between two uprights.
10000 a. C.GranoThe grain of cereals (wheat, barley, rice) grown in fields since the Neolithic.
10000 a. C.CestaA woven container.Escoba
10000 a. C.DomesticaciónTaming plants and animals; the Neolithic Revolution.
10000 a. C.HondaA projectile weapon on a strap.
10000 a. C.AhumadoTreating food with smoke.
9000 a. C.CobreOne of the first metals mastered by humans.
9000 a. C.Piedra de molinoA stone disc for grinding grain.
9000 a. C.Molinillo de manoTwo stones for grinding grain.Molino harinero, Trilladora
8000 a. C.RemoA lever for rowing.
8000 a. C.HusoA rod for twisting fibre into thread.Rueca
8000 a. C.LinoA fabric of flax fibres; in Egypt it made clothing, sails and bandages.
8000 a. C.BoteA small vessel propelled by oars.Velero
8000 a. C.Casco (barco)The displacing shell of a ship.
8000 a. C.Taladro de arcoA drill turned by a bowstring; also used to make fire.Taladro eléctrico
8000 a. C.PozoA shaft for getting groundwater.
8000 a. C.AzuelaA tool with a blade set across the handle for dressing wood.Herramienta de piedra
8000 a. C.Red de pescaA woven mesh for catching fish.
7000 a. C.LadrilloA building block of dried or fired clay.
7000 a. C.CalThe product of burning limestone; the basis of ancient mortars.
7000 a. C.EtanolAlcohol produced by fermentation; a fuel and a solvent.
7000 a. C.TrineoA vehicle on runners.Carro, Bobsleigh
7000 a. C.TextilA material made of interlaced threads.
7000 a. C.CimentaciónThe base of a building.
7000 a. C.CurtidoTreating hides with tanning agents.
6500 a. C.FieltroA non-woven material of matted wool.
6000 a. C.EspejoA reflecting surface.
6000 a. C.Horno de cocciónA furnace for firing pottery, bricks and lime.
6000 a. C.AzadaA tool for loosening soil.Herramienta de piedraArado
6000 a. C.LanaAn animal fibre.
6000 a. C.EsquísRunners for travelling over snow.Snowboard
6000 a. C.Telar de pesasAn ancient loom whose warp threads are tensioned by weights.
6000 a. C.HachaA wedge-shaped blade on a haft for chopping wood.Bifaz
6000 a. C.IrrigaciónArtificial watering of fields.
6000 a. C.ArgamasaA binding mixture for masonry.Hormigón romano
5500 a. C.TamborA percussion instrument with a membrane.
5000 a. C.AlgodónA plant fibre.
5000 a. C.TelarA device for interlacing warp and weft threads into cloth.Telar mecánico
5000 a. C.Fundición de mineralesExtracting metal from ore by heating it with a reducing agent.
5000 a. C.PeineA comb for hair.
5000 a. C.Elaboración de cervezaMaking a drink by fermenting grain.
5000 a. C.YogurA fermented milk product.
4500 a. C.Lámpara de aceiteA lamp with a wick in oil.Bombilla incandescente, Lámpara de queroseno
4500 a. C.MechaA cord that feeds fuel to the flame by capillary action.
4500 a. C.OroA precious metal for jewellery and coins.
4000 a. C.AradoA tool for tilling soil.AzadaArado de acero
4000 a. C.Carretera pavimentadaA prepared way for carts; developed by the Romans.
4000 a. C.YugoA harness for a pair of oxen.
4000 a. C.TinteA substance for colouring fabrics.
4000 a. C.CisternaA reservoir for storing water.
4000 a. C.Torno de alfareroA spinning disc for shaping vessels; one of the first uses of rotation.
4000 a. C.Raquetas de nieveA wide support that spreads weight over snow.
4000 a. C.ÍndigoA blue dye; synthesized by Baeyer in 1880.Tinte sintético
4000 a. C.CosméticaProducts for care and make-up.
3500 a. C.VidrioAn amorphous material made from molten silica.
3500 a. C.RuedaA disc that turns on an axle; one of the oldest inventions for moving loads.
3500 a. C.EjeA rod on which a wheel turns.
3500 a. C.CarroA wheeled vehicle drawn by animals.TrineoCarro de guerra, Carruaje
3500 a. C.VelaA sheet of cloth that uses the force of the wind.
3500 a. C.Bocado y bridaHarness for controlling a horse.
3500 a. C.Juego de mesaGames on a board (senet, go).Videojuego
3500 a. C.TrompoA toy kept stable by its rotation.
3500 a. C.Sello cilíndricoA carved stone cylinder rolled over clay — an early way to reproduce an image.
3400 a. C.ClavoA metal rod for fastening parts together.
3300 a. C.BronceAn alloy of copper and tin that gave its name to an age.
3300 a. C.EstañoA metal added to copper to make bronze.
3300 a. C.AleaciónA mixture of metals with new properties.
3300 a. C.MochilaA bag worn on the back (Ötzi had one).
3200 a. C.FundiciónMaking an object by pouring molten material into a mould.
3200 a. C.EscrituraRecording speech with signs.Alfabeto, Braille
3200 a. C.Escritura cuneiforme
Sumerians
A script pressed into clay tablets.

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