In what ways did Cro-Magnon people change human culture?

Question

The first humans had faced a struggle for survival. For thousands and thousands of years, they has two concerns: finding food and protecting themselves. They used fire, built shelters, made clothes, and developed spoken language. These areas of life are all part of culture. Human culture changes over time as new tools replaced old and people tested new ideas. Later some modern humans increased the pace of change. The people who had lives in the early part of the Old Stone Age were nomads. They moved from place to place. They were hunter-gatherers. They found food by hunting and gathering nuts, berries, and roots. The Cro-Magnon people, who came later, made tools to help them in their search. These early modern humans used many tools more than 100 different ones. They used stone, bone, and wood. They made knives, hooks, and bone needles. Cro-Magnon people also created works of art, including paintings.

Answer 1

You seem to have answered your own question...

They also fashioned antler and ivory into musical instruments, partially because they had established a reliable food source which afforded them the luxury of spending time with art, i.e. painting, music and jewelry-making...

Answer 2

Cro Magnon People

Answer 3

Through the medium of art the Cro-Magnon people used the first marks of the written language as are still seen in the caves in France. Not that they put specific sounds into their art work but that they transferred thoughts that can be understood to this day and tell us about their lives, how they hunted and the way they lived. They made tools more advanced than any other humanoids until that time. I would love to have known them.

Answer 4

In the first place you answered many of your own questions however some are wrong, better check your history books again or, where ever you got your answers from.

The early man that started living as a family unit and began "farming" was in the area of Turkey and Greece, they began actual farming here in these areas. They weren't nomads, as you call them.

Answer 5

Cro-magnon are the first identified Homo sapiens. In other words they began our culture..

Answer 6

There was no such animal.