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Teach Prehistory
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Sourced content, an interactive chrono-map and a partnership programme designed for teachers, students and classes passionate about prehistory.

150+ Articles & features
2 Languages (FR + EN)
82+ Geolocated sites
4M Years of history covered
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Usage rights

Use our articles freely in class

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Course materials

Print, project or share our articles as course materials, provided you credit the source and do not alter them.

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Essays & dissertations

Students may cite our features as secondary sources in academic work, following standard citation format.

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Scientific reliability

Every article is sourced with references to original academic publications (PNAS, Nature, Science…), listed at the end of each piece.

Recommended citation format:
Mondes Préhistoriques, "[Article title]", mondesprehistoriques.com, [publication date]. Accessed [date].
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Teaching tool

The interactive chrono-map in class

Our chrono-map lets you navigate simultaneously through time — from −4 million years to Antiquity — and across geography, with over geolocated archaeological sites, each linked to an in-depth article. An ideal tool to contextualise a period, compare civilisations or introduce a lesson sequence.

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    Location exercise

    Ask students to identify 5 prehistoric sites on the map and match them to their period using the timeline.

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    Cross-period comparison

    Compare two contemporary sites on different continents to illustrate the dispersal of Homo sapiens.

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    Guided research project

    Each student chooses a site, reads the associated feature and writes a 10-line summary to present to the class.

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    Participatory timeline

    Use the timeline to co-build a class timeline: each group adds an event or a species.

Open the chrono-map →
−4 000 000 auj. Interactive chrono-map
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Teaching resources

Downloadable teaching sheets

Mondes Préhistoriques teaching resources — preview of downloadable sheets
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Human evolution

Student sheet + questions on Homo erectus, Neanderthal, Sapiens. Secondary level.

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The Neolithic in Europe

Settlement, agriculture, megaliths. Site map, timeline, analysis questions.

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Parietal art

Chauvet, Lascaux, Font-de-Gaume: techniques, interpretations, current scientific debates.

Teaching sheets are currently being created. Subscribe to the teachers' newsletter below to be notified at each release. Partner classes will get early access.
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Educational partnership

The Partner Class programme

What we offer

By becoming a Partner Class, your institution gains access to all our resources and enters an editorial relationship with our team.

  • Full free accessAll content accessible without restriction for the teacher and their classes.
  • Early access to teaching sheetsPriority access to teaching sheets before official release.
  • Q&A with the editorial teamAbility to submit scientific questions that we answer in a dedicated article or by email.
  • Credited on the siteYour class is credited in our partners section, visible to our readers.
  • Dedicated newsletterThematic alerts on new articles matching your studied periods.

Target levels

  • Middle school (history curriculum)
  • High school (geography, history)
  • University (archaeology, anthropology, history)
  • Heritage & tourism programmes

Topics covered

  • Human evolution & palaeoanthropology
  • Cave art & symbolic culture
  • Neolithic & early societies
  • Ancient Egypt & protohistory
  • Migrations & Out of Africa
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Partnership request

Become a Partner Class

Application form

Fill in this form to tell us about your class or project. We commit to responding within 48 working hours. All partnerships are free and open-ended.

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