THE SHELTER: EVOLUTIONARY JOURNEY OF PREHISTORIC DWELLINGS

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You will learn about Gain insights into the pivotal role shelter played in the survival, development, and cultural evolution of early human societies. Explore various forms of prehistoric shelters, including caves, nomadic structures, and permanent dwellings, to understand the diversity of early human habitati Investigate the evolution of building materials and construction techniques employed by our ancestors, from rudimentary tools to innovative methods. Trace the transition from temporary to permanent structures, examining the architectural planning and design principles that emerged in prehistoric eras. Investigate how prehistoric communities adapted their shelters to diverse climates, terrains, and environmental challenges. Explore the influence of prehistoric shelter evolution on modern architecture, sustainability practices, and future trends. This course is ideal for individuals who are History and Archaeology Enthusiasts or Architecture and Design Students/Professionals or Anthropology and Cultural Studies Scholars or General Learners who are curious about the origins of shelter and its profound impact on the development of human communities. It is particularly useful for History and Archaeology Enthusiasts or Architecture and Design Students/Professionals or Anthropology and Cultural Studies Scholars or General Learners who are curious about the origins of shelter and its profound impact on the development of human communities.

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Title: THE SHELTER: EVOLUTIONARY JOURNEY OF PREHISTORIC DWELLINGS

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3.5

Number of Lectures: 11

Number of Published Lectures: 11

Number of Curriculum Items: 11

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 11

Original Price: ₹799

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What You Will Learn

Gain insights into the pivotal role shelter played in the survival, development, and cultural evolution of early human societies.
Explore various forms of prehistoric shelters, including caves, nomadic structures, and permanent dwellings, to understand the diversity of early human habitati
Investigate the evolution of building materials and construction techniques employed by our ancestors, from rudimentary tools to innovative methods.
Trace the transition from temporary to permanent structures, examining the architectural planning and design principles that emerged in prehistoric eras.
Investigate how prehistoric communities adapted their shelters to diverse climates, terrains, and environmental challenges.
Explore the influence of prehistoric shelter evolution on modern architecture, sustainability practices, and future trends.

Who Should Attend

History and Archaeology Enthusiasts
Architecture and Design Students/Professionals
Anthropology and Cultural Studies Scholars
General Learners who are curious about the origins of shelter and its profound impact on the development of human communities.

Target Audiences

History and Archaeology Enthusiasts
Architecture and Design Students/Professionals
Anthropology and Cultural Studies Scholars
General Learners who are curious about the origins of shelter and its profound impact on the development of human communities.

Shelter is something that covers or protects; protection, or place affording protection, as from the elements or danger. It is a basic human need crucial for survival in case of natural hazards and human-induced disasters, including conflict. It provides security, personal safety and protection from the weather, and prevents health problems and diseases.

This course aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the evolutionary journey of prehistoric dwellings, exploring the cultural, environmental, and technological factors that shaped early human habitats. Students will gain insights into the influence of prehistoric architecture on contemporary design and sustainability practices.

This course is designed to be accessible to a broad audience, and no specific prerequisites are required. However, a basic interest in history, archaeology, anthropology, or architecture will enhance your experience. A curious mind and a willingness to explore the roots of human civilization are the only prerequisites.

By the end of this course students will gain insights into the pivotal role a shelter played in the survival, development, and cultural evolution of early human societies, Explore various forms of prehistoric shelters, including caves, nomadic structures, and permanent dwellings, to understand the diversity of early human habitation, learn about the evolution of building materials and construction techniques employed by our ancestors, from rudimentary tools to innovative methods, trace the transition from temporary to permanent structures, understand how prehistoric communities adapted their shelters to diverse climates, terrains, and environmental challenges and explore the influence of prehistoric shelter evolution on modern architecture, sustainability practices, and future trends.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION TO THE COURSE

Lecture 1: WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION TO THE COURSE

Chapter 2: INTRODUCTION TO THE CONCEPT OF SHELTER

Lecture 1: INTRODUCTION TO THE CONCEPT OF SHELTER

Chapter 3: SURVIVAL AND SOCIAL ASPECTS OF DWELLING

Lecture 1: SURVIVAL AND SOCIAL ASPECTS OF DWELLING

Chapter 4: SIGNIFICANCE OF STUDYING PREHISTORIC DWELLINGS

Lecture 1: SIGNIFICANCE OF STUDYING PREHISTORIC DWELLINGS

Chapter 5: ROLE OF PREHISTORIC DWELLINGS IN CULTURAL EVOLUTION

Lecture 1: ROLE OF PREHISTORIC DWELLINGS IN CULTURAL EVOLUTION

Chapter 6: EXPLORATION OF NOMADIC LIFESTYLES AND THEIR IMPACT ON SHELTER DESIGN

Lecture 1: EXPLORATION OF NOMADIC LIFESTYLES AND THEIR IMPACT ON SHELTER DESIGN

Chapter 7: ADAPTATION OF SHELTERS OF PREHISTORIC COMMUNITIES TO DIVERSE CLIMATES, TERRAINS

Lecture 1: ADAPTATION OF SHELTERS OF PREHISTORIC COMMUNITIES TO DIVERSE CLIMATES, TERRAINS

Chapter 8: EVOLUTION OF BUILDING MATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES EMPLOYED BY ANCESTOR

Lecture 1: EVOLUTION OF BUILDING MATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES EMPLOYED BY ANCESTOR

Chapter 9: TRANSITION FROM TEMPORARY TO PERMANENT DWELLINGS

Lecture 1: TRANSITION FROM TEMPORARY TO PERMANENT DWELLINGS

Chapter 10: INFLUENCE OF PREHISTORIC SHELTER EVOLUTION ON MODERN ARCHITECTURE

Lecture 1: INFLUENCE OF PREHISTORIC SHELTER EVOLUTION ON MODERN ARCHITECTURE

Chapter 11: CONCLUSION AND LIST OF FURTHER READING MATERIALS

Lecture 1: CONCLUSION AND LIST OF FURTHER READING MATERIALS

Instructors

Dr Sheeba Valsson
Academician in the field of Architecture and Planning.

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