Pre-historic

I think it is very interesting to see that even in the prehistoric times people were still concerned with meeting all of the steps in Maslow's hierarchy of needs. A sense of community is shown at Skara Brae with the tunnels connecting each individual area. Meeting the basic needs was of course also important. This was shown by the location of Skara Brae. The men who lived there were farmers, they had to be close to wildlife and water in order to hunt and fish.

Stonehenge is one of the most famous mystery locations. The most interesting thing I found out about this site is that the sun (and moon) perfecting line up with the opening of the rocks.



In the prehistoric times there was a very basic starting of furniture, mostly made of stone. Some examples of these furniture pieces were seen at Skara Brae with their shelving areas and stone beds.





In today's applications we still see the prehistoric design elements. One example of with is very similar to the stacking of stones at Skara Brae to create a statement wall.




This next example shows he modern day cave to have the prehistoric feel in today's home.