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Physical Sciences of Earliest World Cultures

Posted on 15th December 202415th December 2024 By Stephen Drury No Comments on Physical Sciences of Earliest World Cultures

Physical life involves the earth, sun atmosphere, water, plants, animals and all humans. Earliest cultures evolve as they interact effectively with all that is in the world. Natural sciences come from sense experience and comprise the skills needed to continue life as human cultures develop. The physical science of astronomy commences as ancient civilisations use guidance of the stars to improve seasonal agriculture and navigate oceans.

Earliest Polynesian navigators of the Pacific Ocean use stars for guidance

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