Period preceding the beginning of the great civilizations. In this age almost no artificial instrument exists, race is practically at the beginning of its evolution.
Life flows following the rhythms of nature and is conditioned by it.
- Weaponry: Weapons with flint or stone tips, wooden spears, bows and clubs.
- Communication: Use of primitive verbal and gestural forms; one hypothesizes the ability to trace signs with specific meanings.
- Handcraft: Objects of daily use, made of stone, wood, animal skins, vines and other natural materials.
- Medicine: Use of some herbs, possible use of wood or stone artifacts to work on wounds.
- Social Organization: Families and Clans.
- Food Production: Collection of wild fruits, hunting, fishing and the beginnings of agriculture and sheep-farming.
- Religion: Pantheism.
- Resources Exploitation: All that the intelligent race can exploit, among the things offered by nature (wood, volcanic fire, etc.).
- Transport: One begins to train some animals and to dig wood logs to build canoes.
