| A | B |
| prehistoric | belonging to the period before the start of written history. |
| civilzation | Any human society haveing an advanced cultural development. |
| ancestor | a person from whom another has descended. |
| Neanderthal | caveman or cavewoman |
| fulcrum | the point or support on which a lever turns. |
| obnoxious | offensive or hateful |
| stumbled | to trip and almost fall. |
| megaphone | a horn shaped device to make the voice louder. |
| taboo | a religious rule saying things are untouchable. |
| surrounded | to encircle in a ring. |
| civilzation | a way of living or a group of people. |
| paranoid | a mental disorder where a person is scared of being hurt. |
| startled | To cause to jump as in fright |
| sacrfice | to give up something that you value |
| recollection | to remember |
| mumbled | to speak in a low unclear way as with lips nearly closed. |
| adjusted | to arrange or match |
| Familiar | having knowledge of or knowing something well. |
| wicked | harmful or wanting to harm someone or something. |
| logically | reasonable |
| jagged | sharp |
| amazement | to be suprised |
| Statue | a sculpted form |
| scrawny | skinny |
| furrowed | wrinkled or a trench |
| ravine | a deep narrow gorge |
| makeshift | a temporary substitute to fix something. |
| tusks | a long pointed tooth |
| wedged | to crowd or squeeze into a small space |
| collapsed | to fall down |
| overcast | cloudy and gloomy |
| crouching | to stoop down with limbs close to body |
| triumphantly | to be victorious |